The heart of Portugal, the Douro Valley, is a couple's paradise. It's a special place known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and, of course, its world-renowned wine.

More than 110 varieties of grapes are grown in the Douro River Valley. About half are used to make brandy-infused port – perhaps Portugal's most famous export.

More than 110 varieties of grapes are grown in the Douro River Valley. About half are used to make brandy-infused port – perhaps Portugal’s most famous export.

More than 110 varieties of grapes are grown in the Douro River Valley. About half are used to make brandy-infused port – perhaps Portugal's most famous export.

The Douro Valley in Portugal has been a favorite vacation spot for years, and with the emergence of river cruising as a travel powerhouse, it has more to offer than ever.

Northern Portugal’s Douro Valley is home to a wide range of cultural experiences — whether it’s hiking through pine forests, exploring historic towns or visiting the vineyards where port ...

The Douro region, where port is produced, stretches along the river of the same name, about 60 miles inland from the city of Porto. (The second largest city in Portugal, Porto is where the Douro ...

The Douro Valley is the only place that can legally produce what’s called “port wine.” To this day, its grapes are still generally picked by hand and crushed the traditional way — by foot.