Harvest in Dão: farms and wineries in the region open their doors to visitors
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Harvest in Dão: farms and wineries in the region open their doors to visitors

SIC Notícias30 August 2026 at 09:30

The Dão region celebrates harvest season with the opening of farms and wineries to visitors. This is an event that promotes direct contact between the public and the wine production process and the traditions of the region.

The farms and wineries of the Dão region prepare exclusive programs to welcome visitors during this special weekend. The initiative allows visitors to learn firsthand about the harvest process and wine production.

The event simultaneously celebrates wine and local gastronomy, highlighting the relationship between the products of the region. The programs include wine tourism activities, music, and cultural experiences.

The dates set for this celebration are September 11th and 12th, offering visitors the opportunity to participate in one of the most important traditions of the Dão wine region.

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