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Porto: Cellar Tour, Tasting & Fado Show at Fonseca + Dinner
Indulge in the best of Portuguese cuisine, wine and music
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Start time: 18:00
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Duration: 4h
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Live guide: English, Portuguese
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Max group size: 12
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Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point
Rua do Choupelo 84, 4400-187, Vila Nova de Gaia- Please present your voucher to the staff
Take a guided tour and learn about one of the top Port wine houses, Fonseca Port Wine Cellars. See how Port Wine is made, from its beginnings in the Douro Valley and Quinta do Panascal to its aging process and sustainable practices.
After the tour, enjoy a tasting session. Sample two of Fonseca’s well-known port wines, Bin 27 and Siroco, while listening to Fado music. Children can enjoy grape juice from the Douro Valley.
Finish your visit with a 3-course Portuguese dinner at the WOW Cultural District. The meal comes with Portuguese wine, water, and coffee.
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