Top Things to do in Viana do Castelo District
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Discover the best top things to do in Viana do Castelo District, Portugal including Montes de Laboreiro, Descubra Minho, Caminha 4x4, Melgaco Whitewater, Ribeiro's Brewers, Espigueiros de Soajo, Santuario de Nossa Senhora da Peneda, Poco Negro, Sistelo Village, Palacio da Brejoeira.
Restaurants in Viana do Castelo District
1. Montes de Laboreiro
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5.0 based on 309 reviews
We are an outdoor adventure activities company, offering a wide range of activities as canyoning, canoing, climbing, tree top adventure, rappel, slide, 4x4 tour, trekking, etc. Our mission is to offer to our clients unique and unforgettable adventures, combining adventure and security. The company is proud of its professional and enthusiastic team passionate about the outdoor and the region. Our guides will guarantee your safety and they will make sure you will want to come back.
2. Descubra Minho
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5.0 based on 62 reviews
We are a family owned tour operator that offers guided & self-guided walking tours, donkey and bike tours in North of Portugal. Our tours include places like Serra D´Arga, Peneda Geres National Park, Douro Valley. We offer a wide selection of tailor made tours available the whole year round! We work with individual travellers and with small groups!
3. Caminha 4x4
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
Discover Caminha off road! Choose one of our tours or ask us for a customized tour.
4. Melgaco Whitewater
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5.0 based on 137 reviews
Experience Sport Nature with Melgaço WhiteWater, discover the passion for Rafting on the Rio Minho in Melgaço, Portugal.
5. Ribeiro's Brewers
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5.0 based on 40 reviews
6. Espigueiros de Soajo
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4.5 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By M2018K - Pilsen, Czech Republic
Old granaries of Soajo are situated on the edge of the village. There is a free entrance (October 2020) and free camper parking place with toilettes only 50 m away. We saw many similar granaries in the nature of other locations but those in Soajo are well kept and you can admire many of them in one peaceful place. There are interesting paths around the village as well, we walked only 1 hour around: we saw old mills, old stony roads, nice houses and all this surrounded by vineyards. Really amazing place!
7. Santuario de Nossa Senhora da Peneda
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4.5 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By hans-jaguar - Santa Comba Dao, Portugal
The sanctuary of “Nossa Senhora da Peneda” is dedicated to The Virgin Maria, Mother of Jesus. You can find this location when driving from Lindoso to Gaviera on the national road. You have two possibilities to visit the sanctuary, when you see it from the road, you have a small road on your left, who leads you to a Hugh parking possibility, first option. The second option is that you are continue on the main road until you arrive on a “T” junction, here you turn left and are arriving at the sanctuary, here you have allot less of place to park the car. The inconvenience of the first option is that you will have to walk along the Hugh staircase with some interruptions and about 160 stairs before arriving at the feet of the sanctuary. For the people who had enough of the walk, they can take the elevator at the right side of the staircase at the foot of the sanctuary. Enter in the elevator and put a piece of 50€ cent and push on the 3th level, so you will arrive on top and in front of the sanctuary, who is really need to see. It has being built at the end of the 18th and the 3th part into the 19th century. The Sanctuary is also integrated into the “Parque Nacional de Peneda e Gerês” and is about 150 km. From the city of Porto and on about 51km of the village of Arcos de Valdevez.
8. Poco Negro
9. Sistelo Village
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By 403mandyr - Viana do Castelo, Portugal
Having been recommended by Portuguese family to visit Sistelo, we drove our hire car there and saw beautiful scenery and sights. You need to park outside of the central old part of town and walk in. Although we didn’t do any walks as we had an elderly family member with us, we still managed to see amazing terraces of green and take lovely photos. Portugal has so much to offer and this part of the north is beautiful.
