Douro Valley

The Tejo River in Lisbon is very wide and it is easy to mistake it for the ocean. Walking along the Tejo River, there are many classic attractions along the way, such as Jeronim Abbey, Portuguese Navigation Monument, Berenta, etc. By the way, taste Portuguese egg tarts and take the street tram.

Then visit the Douro River, visit the winery to taste wine, the uncle of the commentator proudly introduced their port wine ～ only the wine produced in the Douro Valley is called port wine. There are 35,000 wine owners in the whole valley. In the early years, all of them were manually transported grapes.

The river Tru is the river that carries out this Spanish and Portuguese, and the soul of Porto. Many small boats are moored on both sides of the lake to form a beautiful scenery. There are many restaurants and small shops on both sides of the river. There are many wineries on the other side of the river. You can also blow the hair and drink a small wine at the entrance of the winery. Look at the sea birds flying around. It is very comfortable for an afternoon of leisure.

The Douro River is the soul of the ancient city of Porto. He is also one of the famous rivers in Germany. The whole Douro River spans the whole journey of Porto. The river is very wide and the inland boats are very busy. The dusk here is particularly beautiful. You can take a boat tour. It is definitely a worthwhile trip.

The Duro River in the city of Porto divides the old city of Porto into two sides, one side is the urban area, the other side is the winery and seafood market restaurants. The wineries on one side of the Duro River use the Duro River to transport buckets of Porto wine to the other side, so the port on the other side of the winery emits a faint aroma of wine. At sunset in the evening, the sun's afterglow sprinkled gold foil on the Duro River, shining brightly, and also illuminated the buildings on both sides of the river bank, forming a natural and perfect oil painting.