Wine tourism in Portugal

European Wine City 2026 is the title given to highlight one region’s wine, culture and tourism in Europe for a full year. In 2026, the spotlight goes to a rural area in Portugal that is still very much off the mainstream tourist trail.

Portugal has taken the top spot in one of the wine world’s most closely watched rankings, with a Portuguese estate named the world’s best wine producer in 2025.

Portuguese wine tourism offers an exceptional blend of rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and world-class wines. With renowned regions like Douro Valley, Alentejo, and Vinho Verde, wine lovers can embark on unforgettable journeys through picturesque vineyards and charming estates.

The Douro region in Portugal, or the “Enchanted Valley” as it is known, has incredible sights, amazing vineyards and wonderful “quintas” where you can relax, enjoy some delicious wine and food, and learn more about the area.

All over the world, it is becoming increasingly common to associate Portugal with gastronomy and the wines and liqueurs that make it famous. We are talking about the traditional cod dishes, the custard tarts, the unmistakable Port wine.

The Douro line is a kind of natural spa in the north of Portugal. The Alvão, Marão and Montemuro mountain ranges are a natural environment conducive to health, quality of life and are also great for dream vacations.

You’re invited to take a virtual tour of the vineyards and specialty wines of the Iberian Peninsula. Vineyards by Christie’s International Real Estate is a programme that brings together experts and specialists in wine who know the premium properties and the best spots where for wine production

More and more property buyers have been purchasing a surprising new kind of typology – vineyards.