What to do and see in Lamego, Northern Portugal: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups

December 26, 2021 Jacquiline Delozier

Lamego (  Portuguese pronunciation: [lɐˈmeɣu]; Proto-Celtic: *Lamecum) is a city and municipality in the Viseu District, in the Norte Region of the Douro in northern Portugal. Located on the shores of the Balsemão River, the municipality has a population of 26,691, in an area of 165.42 km².
Restaurants in Lamego

1. Quinta Santa Eufemia

Parada do Bispo, Lamego 5100-650 Portugal +351 254 331 970 [email protected] http://www.qtastaeufemia.com
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5.0 based on 192 reviews

Quinta Santa Eufemia

Quinta Santa Eufemia was founded in 1864 by Bernardo Rodrigues Carvalho, and now is managed by the fourth generation of the Family who have been producing these fine old Douro Port wines, preservinf the alge-old-skills of winemaking and ageing.Situated on the left side of the river Douro, with over 50 hectares under vines, the vineyard produces grapes of the richest varieties, trodden in the traditional way and fermented on granite vats in order to extract their finest essences.The wine is aged in oak casks before being selectively blended to satisfy the most refined palates. We have a shop where we sell our products We make tastings and visits. Please make always a reserve.

Reviewed By NuckChorris92 - Hamburg, Germany

We went here as part of a wine tasting tour through Douro valley and tried a few of their port wines. The tasting was really good, the lady who guided us through the wines was really friendly and forthcoming and explained everything to us, starting with the history of the winery, how the different port wine families differ and what makes them different and stand out. The wines were really good as well and we were never forced into buying anything! Nevertheless we got two small bottles in the end, cause it was really good and we wanted to support a business like this, especially in times like these. Would recommend this winery 100%!

2. Quinta da Casa Amarela

Riobom, Lamego Portugal +351 254 666 200 http://www.facebook.com/Quinta-da-Casa-Amarela-253897584745582/
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5.0 based on 17 reviews

Quinta da Casa Amarela

3. Santuario Nossa Senhora dos Remedios

Caminho Nossa Senhora dos Remedios, Lamego 5100-025 Portugal +351 254 614 392 http://www.cm-lamego.pt/patrimonio/igrejas-e-conventos
Excellent
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4.5 based on 1,024 reviews

Santuario Nossa Senhora dos Remedios

Reviewed By Cres - Lisbon, Portugal

the Sanctuary is a place of unique characteristics. worth a visit as well the city of Lamego. easy access by car.

4. Catedral de Lamego

Rua Cortes 2, Lamego 5100-132 Portugal +351 254 612 147 http://www.diocese-lamego.pt/
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4.5 based on 245 reviews

Catedral de Lamego

Reviewed By Eeper55 - Falmouth, Canada

Built some 8 centuries ago, this is a beautiful place to visit. In the heart of Lamego, it is amazing to consider how long ago this place was stood here. Be quiet as you look through.

5. Quinta da Pacheca

Rua do Relogio do Sol, 261, Lamego 5100-424 Portugal +351 254 313 229 [email protected] http://www.quintadapacheca.com/pt/Quinta-da-Pacheca/Homepage.aspx
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4.5 based on 598 reviews

Quinta da Pacheca

QUINTA DA PACHECA Nearly three hundred years old, Quinta da Pacheca is one of the Douro’s most renowned estates where worldwide awarded wines are produced. One of the first to bottle wine under its own brand, Quinta da Pacheca has always valued traditions, having one of the few 18th century’s remaining milestones, used in the original Pombal’s 1756 world’s first wine region demarcation. With 140 acres along and sloping down to the Douro River, the property is mentioned in an April 1738’s document as “Pacheca”, owned by Lady Mariana Pacheco Pereira. In 1903, by the hand of its new owner, the noble Jose Freire de Serpa Leitao Pimentel, the wine production significantly increased. The vineyards were then renewed and varieties were arranged by fields. The estate was again refurbished in 1916 and new warehouses were built. Eight imposing granite wine presses or “lagares” were then constructed and continue in use today, for the vinification Pacheca’s wines, under the advice of winemaker Maria Serpa Pimentel and agronomist Hugo Fonseca, for the vinification of Pacheca’s wines, for limited annual production of Douro DOC wines and special categories of Port Wines only. Maria do Ceu Goncalves and Paulo Pereira bought the estate in 2012, starting a new era of expansion and vitality.

Reviewed By 996ruip - Porto, Portugal

You can't afford to miss it. Inside the Douro Valley region, you will find an opportunity to taste an excellent quality of wines from Douro, since Ports, Moscatel, reds and whites. Don't forget to taste the olive oil produced in the Quinta. Can you imagine sleeping in a wine barrel? You can do it there. Discover the magnificent restaurant. What a place!!! My favorite in the Douro Valley region.

6. Castelo de Lamego

Rua do Castelo, Lamego 5100-128 Portugal +351 254 609 600 [email protected] http://www.cm-lamego.pt/patrimonio/castelo-cisterna
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4.0 based on 175 reviews

Castelo de Lamego

Nacional Monument, built in the X century. With a fantastic view from the top of the Lamego city. Visit free.

Reviewed By 232marab

It is a small castle but well maintained and with a good capacity for public access. All exhibitions are free and the people available and friendly.

7. Wine Moments & Gourmet

Excellent
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5.0 based on 31 reviews

Wine Moments & Gourmet

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