Palácio Ludovice Wine Experience Hotel

Discover Lisbon through its flavours with a walk through the city, sampling the gastronomic highlights from Ginginha to Pastel de Nata. Strolling the streets, you’ll experience the lively soul of the city with its cafe culture and vibrant heart.

The rolling hills north of Lisbon are home to the medieval town of Obidos, a treasure trove of art and architecture, and a half-day tour with your private guide brings this exquisite wealth to life.

Discover the charming and UNESCO World Heritage site of Sintra with your private guide, strolling the historic streets and soaking in the delightful character of the old city.

This tour invites you to know Évora, classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage City, due to its excellent preservation along the centuries. We can even tell you that little difference exists between walking in Évora today or some centuries ago.

The Jeronimos Monastery is one of the most decorative churches in Portugal, a highly ornate monastery that is situated in the Belem district of Lisbon.

Situated in the Portuguese region of Alentejo, this palace-like 18th century house has become a landmark, not only for its beauty but also for its history and the quality of the wine produced there.

Estremoz is a small town surrounded by abundant marble quarries and famous for its handcrafted small charming clay figurines.

The national song style of Portugal, Fado, can be found in many restaurants across Lisbon. This moving song is part of UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list, and you can enjoy some of the best at ‘O Faia’.

Explore the scenic Sao Lourenco do Barrocal estate on horseback, with a private guide leading you through the beautiful landscapes. Discover nearby villages such as Monsaraz, ancient monuments, and picturesque vineyards as you ride.

Lisbon's bright yellow trams are real icons of the city, having been in use since the late 19th century. For an exclusive tour of the city, board your very own private tram and wind your way through Lisbon's vibrant neighbourhoods.

Appreciate Lisbon from the sea, gaining a different view of the city’s sights while relaxing on board a private yacht. Discover the maritime history of the city that transformed Portugal into a colonial power with Lisbon at the heart of its empire.

Live like a local with a walk through one of Lisbon’s historic markets, followed by a hands-on cooking class with a local foodie. Ideal for couples and families alike, this is a chance to explore the city’s culinary delights.

One of Portugal's most celebrated treats, the Pastel de Nata, or custard tart, is a true local delicacy. Join a local foodie and learn how to make these delicious bites.

A fascinating experience taking you in the ancient world of Portuguese pottery.

Let the astronomers and astrophotographers of the Alqueva Lake Observatory show you this hidden wealth that the magnificent sky of the Dark Sky Reserve offers.

A wonderful tour combining a private tour on the famous traditional trams of Lisbon that will bring you back to Lisbon city centre to explore Lisbon downtown with an exclusive visit to the Church of São Roque.

The Cadaval Palace has been the home and the property of the Dukes of Cadaval family since its foundation in the 14th century until today.

Nestled in rolling green hills between the breathtakingly beautiful Atlantic coastline and the vibrant cultural life of Lisbon, Quinta de Sant’Ana is a place to have an unforgettable experience.

Experience a night sky like no other at Sao Lourenco do Barrocal. Within the Dark Sky Alqueva Reserve, here you'll have the opportunity to stargaze far from the light pollution of large cities.

Thanks to its position on the Atlantic Ocean, Portugal offers fantastic surfing opportunities suitable for both experts and beginners alike. Close to Lisbon you'll find some of the best beaches for an exhilarating surfing lesson.

Wandering the streets of Lisbon is an ideal way to soak in its history and the lifestyle of its inhabitants, passing people chatting on patios, drinking coffee in pavement cafes and enjoying the conviviality of the city.

Quinta do Casal Branco has been in the family Cruz Sobral since the year of 1775. Even in those days, it was already a reference in Portugal providing unique working conditions for their workers.

Learn about Alentejo's winemaking traditions with a tour of Sao Lourenco do Barrocal's winery. Discover the techniques of the production process before sampling some of the local wines.