Location: Vidigueira
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Top 8 Things to do in Vidigueira, Portugal
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. Cortes de Cima
Overall Ratings
5 based on 35 reviews
Come visit us and enjoy a guided tasting of selected Cortes de Cima wines in our tasting room, while enjoying breathraking views of our vineyards. Opening time: Monday to Friday (closed on holidays and weekends) 9h00 - 12h00; 13h00 - 16h00 (prior booking required)
Reviewed By Lynn N - Ottawa, Canada
We were greeted by Jose from the minute we arrived. Two hours of tour and tasting on this beautiful property. We thoroughly enjoyed the views form the winery looking out over the property. Jose increased our knowledge of the wines of Portugal. We purchased wine...MoreDear Lynn we are very pleased to know that you had a good time with us. Please do not hesitate to return in a near future. Best regards and until one of this days.
2. eco Palacete Palma Borralho Relogio
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
XIX century eco Palace, renovated in 2015. Do Expect Dream Experiences for Quite a unique Private Museum visit. You are most welcome. Do not miss Cuba in your Alentejo escapade. We are proud to have a strong ecoLogic sense and Social Responsibility in the community.
Reviewed By Kamilo1965 - Ljubljana, Slovenia
The palace is a house you can fell in love with. It's like an old castle among small white traditional portuguese houses and near to lovely white church. It is now renewed, but you can still feel a touch of old glorious times.Thank you for such kind words. You are most welcome any time you feel like an escapade
3. Villa of Sao Cucufate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By barbararitchie - Lisbon, Portugal
This well-presented archaaeological Roman villa site is now open to visitors: there is a comprehensible audio-visual presentation with detailed computer-graphic reconstructions of the site, etc. etc. The impressive Villa ruins were later re-used c. the 11th c.as a cult centre dedicated to Sao Cucufate. The ruins are not extensive and the visit might take about an hour....very interesting if in the area.
4. Herdade Do Rocim
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By atw1946 - Stockton-on-Tees, United Kingdom
Its reassuring to see the future with large scale investment in wine production in Portugal in spite of all its economic & austerity problems .
We were taken to this very modern wine estate started in 2000,created with special regard to the Topographic , the clay ,sandy soil ,weather conditions to produce high quality grapes
It is set in 70 hectares of vineyards with magnificence views & a serenity not normal found on a wine estate . The buildings which house all the very latest equipment are set in to a hillside , careful landscaped which is deceiving when you get inside , its like a James Bond movie set .
We were meet by Anna Moreira who spoke perfect English , & looked after us for the 90 minute tour & tasting with enthusiasm,, knowledge ,& professionalism ,not normal found in guides
The final part was the tastings which was held in ultra modern hall ,which match the high standards of the wine & olive oil given as samples
Worth a definite trip to be assured that Portugal particular the Alentejo region will be producing for many years to come very high quality wine for limited consumption in Europe ,but
will exporting these high quality wines to the rest of the world , well done , full admiration to Anna & her colleagues & those all important investors
5. Herdade Grande
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
We are integrated in the Alentejo Wine Rout and we receive groups that can taste our products and, if they wish, buy them in the Wine Cellar Shop.Visits and wine tasting are from 10 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Mondays through Saturdays.To ensure the best quality of service, advance booking of visits is recommended.
Reviewed By FeloDC - Florianopolis, SC
Fomos super bem recebidos pelos proprietários, passeamos pelo Vinhedo e tiver uma verdadeira aula de historia e enologia com a proprietária.
6. Quetzal Art Center
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Jacquelinevdhaar - Veenendaal, The Netherlands
If you like modern art, this is a nice stop! It's in a new building of the quetzal vineyard. It was quite a big exposition. We got explanation of Noberto, one of the guys there, which helped a lot to understand the different projects.
7. Herdade do Sobroso
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
The 1600 hectares of the estate, located between the Mendro Mountain Range and the plains of Alentejo, alongside the Guadiana River and the Alqueva Dam, is the stage to an adventurous stay. Wine Boutique Hotel with 11 Rooms and a tradicional Restaurant. The Winery is open every days, with Wine Tours with Wine Tasting.
Reviewed By 659hansk - Lagos, Portugal
We had a great time at this wine estate, lovely authentic house no luxury but a real experience. The staff is fantastic and always helpful and are explaining all the typical Alentejo food and habits.
The wine is very good and really value for money. From the white 'swimming pool' wine till the very special red Arché.
The jeep safari is very special you experience fabulous nature and a lot of wildlife.
Finally the restaurant, no choice for the menu but so special with the special Alentejo dishes. For sure you would never order them from a menu.
A stay at Sobroso is a real experience. Worthwhile a visit.
8. Ermida de Sao Farausto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
