Location: Vidigueira
Top Things to do in Vidigueira
Top 9 Tours in Vidigueira, Alentejo
Vidigueira (Portuguese pronunciation: [viðiˈɣɐjɾɐ] or [viðiˈɣeɾɐ]) is a town and a municipality in the District of Beja in Portugal. The population in 2011 was 5,932, in an area of 316.61 km².
Restaurants in Vidigueira
1. Great Tasting Honored Vineyards
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Simple tasting of 4 DOC wines Alentejo Wine from Talha da Honrado Vineyards, ideal for those who want to have a more complete experience and compare all the wines of the producer.
Inclusions: Guided Visit to Cella Vinaria Antiqua, Talha Tinto | White Carving | Talha Limited Edition Red | White Limited Edition, Bread, Cheese, Sausages, Jam, Homemade Honey, and Alentejo Olive Oil
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Reviewed By PauloF383
Total Alentejo from pure tradition. Cozido de Grão, tomatada and a lot other special food is a must to discover. Try the local wine, a bit strong but totally diferente from usual ,
2. Tasting Menu: Sinfonia de Sabores do Alentejo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Tasting typical Alentejo dishes. Choose between 3, 4, or 5 traditional dishes from the menu of the Country Restaurant of the Grapes and enjoy a unique gastronomy that has made satisfied customers all over the world since 2004!
Inclusions: Vineyard Wine Honored Vineyards at a ratio of 1 bottle for every 2 people, Soda/Pop, Bottled water, 3 courses, dessert, Coffee and/or Tea
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Reviewed By PauloF383
Total Alentejo from pure tradition. Cozido de Grão, tomatada and a lot other special food is a must to discover. Try the local wine, a bit strong but totally diferente from usual ,
3. Cella Vinaria Antiqua Guided Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Cella Vinaria Antiqua is a must go place for all the wine lovers. The place tells a story of how Amphora Wine is produced and it's architecture inspired on the Roman Times is a delight for the eyes.
Inclusions: Amphora Wine Tasting
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Reviewed By PauloF383
Total Alentejo from pure tradition. Cozido de Grão, tomatada and a lot other special food is a must to discover. Try the local wine, a bit strong but totally diferente from usual ,
4. Évora - Inside the Olive Oil, Wine, and Cork Triangle (Private Tour)
Overall Ratings
4.4 based on 8 reviews
In this 9-hour tour from Lisbon you will be driven south in comfort across the iconic 25th of April bridge through beautiful landscapes towards The Alentejo, Portugal’s largest region and maybe the wildest. A region lined by a rugged coast to the west and filled with farmland, cork oaks, vineyards, olive groves, and other crops and livestock.. You will explore Évora. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Évora is known as a “city-museum” filled with culturally significant landmarks and it is marked with a notable history. It is also the Alentejo’s regional capital and largest city. After visiting the main attractions of Evora, you will visit a wine producing estate where you will have lunch and a wine tasting. Then it is time to see how cork is extracted and produced before heading to another estate where one of Portugal most famous brand of olive oil is produced. Time for a tasting, of course, before heading back to Lisbon revitalised.
Inclusions: Olive oil tasting, Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Guaranteed to skip the long lines, Live commentary on board, Wine tasting on the private tour
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food and drinks, Admission to attractions
Reviewed By travelgoondumaster
We had a lovely visit to Fatima, Nazaré and Óbidos and it was especially made special by our zany yet most interesting guide Andre Feldman. Andre was a character and he could have easily passed off as a New York City cab driver with his unpolitically correct jibes and comments, although always done with humour and sensitivity so as not not to cause offence to anyone. He would be best described as a ‘could be’ and not a wannabe Nee Yorker. The trip was enjoyable on a wet rainy day because of his positive attitude and his constant narratives of deep knowledge of the places we visited. He could rattle off facts and figures and shared his intimate knowledge and folklore surrounding the places we visited. He was balanced in his approach to everyone I. Our group and Andre engaged sensitively with those like Me who wanted to chat and left a you g couple very much alone to enjoy the places on their own. Fatima was inspiring and I was blessed to be able to attend part of the mass service. The basilica in Nazaré was awe inspiring and spiritual and the visit was nicely topped up with a visit to a medieval village called Óbidos. Overall a trip that anyone must make regardless of the weather and especially if they have Andre for their guide. Obrigado Andre for a wonderful experience.
5. Terroir Talha Test
Simple taste of 2 DOC wines Alentejo Wine from the entrance range of Honrado Vineyards, ideal for those who want to have a first contact with Wines
Inclusions: Talha Tinto | White carving, Bread and Cheese Alentejanos
Exclusions: Cella Vinaria Antiqua Guided Tour
Reviewed By PauloF383
Total Alentejo from pure tradition. Cozido de Grão, tomatada and a lot other special food is a must to discover. Try the local wine, a bit strong but totally diferente from usual ,
6. Roman Proof
Simple tasting of 2 DOC wines Alentejo Premium Wine from Honored Vineyards, ideal for those who prefer to try the best batch of the year.
Inclusions: Talha Tinto Limited Edition | White Talha Limited Edition, Bread, Cheese and Sausages Alentejanos
Exclusions: Cella Vinaria Antiqua Guided Tour
Reviewed By PauloF383
Total Alentejo from pure tradition. Cozido de Grão, tomatada and a lot other special food is a must to discover. Try the local wine, a bit strong but totally diferente from usual ,
7. Blind trial
Proof with exercise of comparison between 2 Wines of Talha and 2 Wines that are not of Talha. In this test, served in opaque black cups, you will be challenged not only to find out which 2 carved wines, but also which red wines and which white wines. A task that at first seems easy, but that is not! Is it up to the challenge?
Inclusions: Guided Visit to Cella Vinaria Antiqua, Red Wine | White Wine | Red Wine Conventional | Conventional Carving Wine, Bread, Cheese, Sausages, Jam, Homemade Honey, and Alentejo Olive Oil
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Reviewed By PauloF383
Total Alentejo from pure tradition. Cozido de Grão, tomatada and a lot other special food is a must to discover. Try the local wine, a bit strong but totally diferente from usual ,
8. Proof to Alentejana
Proof with comparison exercise between wines produced with the same grapes, but in different sizes. This is the ideal proof for those who want to understand the influence that the clay has on the wine during its production. How do 2 wines produced with the same grapes taste so differently? Take this test in traditional taverna glasses and feel like a true Alentejano after a day of work drinking a glass of wine among friends. For an exponentiated experience to the maximum, visit us from November 11 to January 11 fill the glass directly from the hoists!
Inclusions: Guided Visit to Cella Vinaria Antiqua, 2 Wines from Talha Tintos | 2 Wines from Talha Brancos | 2 Wines from Talha Palhetes, Bread, Olives, Cheese, and Quince / Apple Alentejanos
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Reviewed By PauloF383
Total Alentejo from pure tradition. Cozido de Grão, tomatada and a lot other special food is a must to discover. Try the local wine, a bit strong but totally diferente from usual ,
9. Small Group Tour of Evora and the Triangle of Cork, Wine, and Olive Oil
In this 9-hour tour you will be driven south in comfort across the bridge through beautiful landscapes towards The Alentejo, Portugal’s largest region and maybe the wildest. A region lined by a rugged coast to the west and filled with farmland, cork oaks, vineyards, olive groves, and other crops and livestock.. You will explore Évora. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Évora is known as a “city-museum” filled with culturally significant landmarks and it is marked with a notable history. It is also the Alentejo’s regional capital and largest city. You will visit a cork estate where you will see how cork is extracted and produced. You can have a tasting of Alentejo's famous wines AND olive oils before heading back to Lisbon feeling revitalised.
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Guaranteed to skip the long lines, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Live commentary on board, Olive oil tasting
Exclusions: Admission to attractions, Food and drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By travelgoondumaster
We had a lovely visit to Fatima, Nazaré and Óbidos and it was especially made special by our zany yet most interesting guide Andre Feldman. Andre was a character and he could have easily passed off as a New York City cab driver with his unpolitically correct jibes and comments, although always done with humour and sensitivity so as not not to cause offence to anyone. He would be best described as a ‘could be’ and not a wannabe Nee Yorker. The trip was enjoyable on a wet rainy day because of his positive attitude and his constant narratives of deep knowledge of the places we visited. He could rattle off facts and figures and shared his intimate knowledge and folklore surrounding the places we visited. He was balanced in his approach to everyone I. Our group and Andre engaged sensitively with those like Me who wanted to chat and left a you g couple very much alone to enjoy the places on their own. Fatima was inspiring and I was blessed to be able to attend part of the mass service. The basilica in Nazaré was awe inspiring and spiritual and the visit was nicely topped up with a visit to a medieval village called Óbidos. Overall a trip that anyone must make regardless of the weather and especially if they have Andre for their guide. Obrigado Andre for a wonderful experience.
