

by Portugallium Food & Wine Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$305.74Lisbon's southern region features the Arrábida Natural Park, known for its landscape and coastline just south of the city. This private full-day wine tour lasts about 8 to 9 hours and offers two different options tailored to personal interests. Both options include private transportation and visits to several local attractions. The day begins with a one-hour stop at the Mercado do Livramento in Setúbal, a market celebrated for its wide selection of fresh cheeses, bread, fruits, vegetables, flowers, and fish, operating for over 145 years. Next, the tour visits the Arrábida Natural Park for about 30 minutes to see the protected natural environment designated in 1990. The tour also includes a one-hour visit to S. Simao Arte Azulejos Decorativos, where traditional 17th-century tile-making methods are demonstrated through a presentation explaining the lengthy production process. Following this, the group visits Quinta do Alcube winery for an hour, located between the mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, where guests can walk near several animals such as horses, ponies, donkeys, pigs, goats, peacocks, turkeys, and cats. Another hour is spent at Jose Maria de Fonseca, one of Portugal's oldest family-owned wineries established in 1834 and currently managed by the sixth generation. This private visit shows the origins and operations of the company. The final stop is a 15-minute visit to the Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei, opened in 1959, offering a wide view over Lisbon before the tour concludes. The tour includes a local guide, visits to two or three family-owned wineries with tastings of either seven or eleven wines plus a light meal, depending on the selected option. A small hand-painted tile workshop is also part of the itinerary. No items are excluded from the price.
Mercado do Livramento
The first stop is the Mercado do Livramento in Setúbal, where guests spend one hour exploring a market known for its variety of fresh cheeses, bread, fruit, flowers, vegetables, and many types of fish. The market has operated for 145 years and is a highlight of the day.
60 min
Parque Natural da Arrabida
Next is a 30-minute visit to the Arrábida Natural Park, a protected area established in 1990, recognized for its natural environment near Lisbon.
30 min
S. Simao Arte Azulejos Decorativos
This stop lasts one hour and features a workshop where traditional 17th-century tile-making techniques are demonstrated. A presentation explains the process, which normally takes several months to complete.
60 min
Quinta do Alcube
Guests spend one hour at Quinta do Alcube winery, situated between the mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. The winery operates with respect for nature and allows visitors to walk near several animals including horses, ponies, donkeys, pigs, goats, peacocks, turkeys, and cats.
60 min
Jose Maria de Fonseca
This one-hour visit is to Jose Maria de Fonseca, one of the oldest family-run wineries in Portugal, opened in 1834 and now managed by the sixth generation. Guests see the origins and current operations of the company through a private visit.
60 min
Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei
The final stop is a 15-minute visit to Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei, inaugurated in 1959, which offers a wide view over Lisbon before the tour ends.
15 min


by Portugallium Food & Wine Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$305.74Lisbon's southern region features the Arrábida Natural Park, known for its landscape and coastline just south of the city. This private full-day wine tour lasts about 8 to 9 hours and offers two different options tailored to personal interests. Both options include private transportation and visits to several local attractions. The day begins with a one-hour stop at the Mercado do Livramento in Setúbal, a market celebrated for its wide selection of fresh cheeses, bread, fruits, vegetables, flowers, and fish, operating for over 145 years. Next, the tour visits the Arrábida Natural Park for about 30 minutes to see the protected natural environment designated in 1990. The tour also includes a one-hour visit to S. Simao Arte Azulejos Decorativos, where traditional 17th-century tile-making methods are demonstrated through a presentation explaining the lengthy production process. Following this, the group visits Quinta do Alcube winery for an hour, located between the mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, where guests can walk near several animals such as horses, ponies, donkeys, pigs, goats, peacocks, turkeys, and cats. Another hour is spent at Jose Maria de Fonseca, one of Portugal's oldest family-owned wineries established in 1834 and currently managed by the sixth generation. This private visit shows the origins and operations of the company. The final stop is a 15-minute visit to the Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei, opened in 1959, offering a wide view over Lisbon before the tour concludes. The tour includes a local guide, visits to two or three family-owned wineries with tastings of either seven or eleven wines plus a light meal, depending on the selected option. A small hand-painted tile workshop is also part of the itinerary. No items are excluded from the price.
Mercado do Livramento
The first stop is the Mercado do Livramento in Setúbal, where guests spend one hour exploring a market known for its variety of fresh cheeses, bread, fruit, flowers, vegetables, and many types of fish. The market has operated for 145 years and is a highlight of the day.
60 min
Parque Natural da Arrabida
Next is a 30-minute visit to the Arrábida Natural Park, a protected area established in 1990, recognized for its natural environment near Lisbon.
30 min
S. Simao Arte Azulejos Decorativos
This stop lasts one hour and features a workshop where traditional 17th-century tile-making techniques are demonstrated. A presentation explains the process, which normally takes several months to complete.
60 min
Quinta do Alcube
Guests spend one hour at Quinta do Alcube winery, situated between the mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. The winery operates with respect for nature and allows visitors to walk near several animals including horses, ponies, donkeys, pigs, goats, peacocks, turkeys, and cats.
60 min
Jose Maria de Fonseca
This one-hour visit is to Jose Maria de Fonseca, one of the oldest family-run wineries in Portugal, opened in 1834 and now managed by the sixth generation. Guests see the origins and current operations of the company through a private visit.
60 min
Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei
The final stop is a 15-minute visit to Santuario Nacional de Cristo Rei, inaugurated in 1959, which offers a wide view over Lisbon before the tour ends.
15 min