Quinta Nova Winery House
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unimpeded views of the Douro Riverwine retreat300-acre estateintimate settingauthentic décor

In the heart of the Douro Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Quinta Nova Winery House overlooks terraced vineyards and the river below. On this 300-acre, family-run estate, the property produces its own Port and Douro wines in perfect harmony with the landscape. In this sympathetically restored 18th-century mansion, the rooms boast contemporary, elegant decor, conducive to relaxation. The warm and intimate atmosphere immerses guests in the gentle pace of Portuguese life in a truly inspiring setting. In the kitchen, Chef André Carvalho showcases local produce with a contemporary interpretation of regional culinary classics. Quinta Nova Winery House also boasts a private villa in the Dão region, about 75 miles away: this offers a chance to discover ‘Portugal’s Burgundy,’ one of the country's oldest wine-growing regions, set amid the mountains.

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Our 12 rooms and villas

Terrace Room

From

$315

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travelers

25 sqm / 269 sqft

1 Queen bed

Premium Terrace

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$455

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travelers

25 sqm / 269 sqft

1 Queen bed

Premium Manor House

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$560

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| for 1 night

2 travelers

25 sqm / 269 sqft

1 Queen bed

Villa

Casa Villae 1255

19 travelers

720 sqm / 7750 sqft

8 Double beds

Search for Quinta Nova Winery House on this Route du Bonheur

PORTUGAL3 stops6 nights

From the Douro Valley to the Dão, a journey to the heart of Portuguese vineyards

The Douro region of today evolved around its famed river and the two-millennia tradition of cultivating vines. This eight-night journey follows part of the river, taking in its vineyards, small villages and isolated chapels, before venturing into the beautiful Dão region, with its immense plateaus and mountains.

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