Tras Os Montes Collection (page 2)

Vilarinho dos Freires, a village on the banks of the river Tanha. Alto Douro, a Unesco World heritage site. Portugal

Oak acorns. Folgosa do Douro. Alto Douro, a Unesco World heritage site. Portugal

Terraced vineyards at Sao Joao de Lobrigos, Alto Douro, a Unesco World heritage site. Portugal

The Casa de Mateus was built in the first half of the 18th century by Antó
The Casa de Mateus was built in the first half of the 18th century by Antonio Jose Botelho Mourao, 3rd Morgado de Mateus. It is a National Monument

A Douro river cruise ship passing along the village of Pinhao. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Portugal

Terraced vineyards at Vale do Rio Torto, Casais do Douro. Alto Douro, A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Portugal

A Douro river cruise ship passing along the Quinta da Boavista, a wine producing farm where lived and worked the famous english Baron, Joseph James Forrester

Vineyards at Quinta do Silva. Vale Mendiz, Alto Douro. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Portugal

The Douro river and the terraced vineyards near Folgosa do Douro, Alto Douro. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Portugal

River Tedo, a tributary of the Douro river, and Quinta do Tedo with the terraced vineyards. Alto Douro, A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Portugal

Vale de Mendiz, a valley spreading along the road from Alijo to Pinhao, is full of vineyards to produce the world famous Port wine and the Douro wine. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Portugal

The walled city of Miranda do Douro overlooking the Douro river and Spain, at sunset. Tras-os-Montes, Portugal

The stone pilori, symbol of municipal authority, that stands in the main square of Algoso. Tras os Montes, Portugal

Chestnut tree. Vila Cha da Braciosa, Tras os Montes. Portugal

The Douro river, the border between Portugal and Spain, seen from the Fraga do Puio belvedere. Spain is on the other side of the river. Picote, Miranda do Douro. Portugal

Chestnuts. Vila Cha da Braciosa, Tras os Montes. Portugal

Granite stones. Carrascalinho, Fornos. Lagoaca, Portugal

The granitic high plateau above the Douro river cliffs that make the border with Spain. Lagoaca, Douro Internacional Nature Park, Tras os Montes. Portugal

The Douro river cliffs that make the border with Spain. Spain in on the left side. Carrascalinho, Lagoaca, Douro Internacional Nature Park, Tras os Montes. Portugal

Barca d Alva and the Douro river with two hotel ships. Alto Douro, Portugal

Vineyards near Barca d Alva, Alto Douro. A Unesco World Heritage Site. Portugal

Mountains full of olive trees near Barca d Alva, Alto Douro. Olive oil is the main crop of Mediterranean diet, now a Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by Unesco. Portugal

Torre de Dona Chama. Tras-os-Montes, Portugal

A field of rye at sunset with the mountain range of Pitoes das Junias in the background. Peneda Geres National Park, Portugal

Chestnut trees in the Tras os Montes plateau. Macedo de Cavaleiros, Portugal

The Douro river and a tour boat at Pocinho, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Portugal

Walnuts, Montesinho Nature Park. Tras os Montes, Portugal

The main tower of the medieval castle of Chaves, dating back to 1258 AC. Tras os Montes, Portugal

The historical centre of Chaves. Tras os Montes, Portugal

The roman bridge of Chaves, also known as Trajan bridge, dating back to the 1st century AD. Tras os Montes, Portugal

Almonds. Freixo de Espada a Cinta, Portugal

Douro river between Portugal and Spain, in the evening. Portugal on the foreground and Spain on the background. Portugal

Covas, Tresminas. A historic site related to the roman gold mining fields. Tras os Montes, Portugal

Freixo de Espada a Cinta. Tras os Montes, Portugal

Vidago Palace Hotel, dating back to 1910 and commissioned by King Carlos I. Vidago, Tras os Montes, Portugal

The village of Pitoes das Junias in the Peneda Geres National Park. Portugal

Barca d Alva and the Douro river. Alto Douro, Portugal

The wild valley of the Douro river at Freixo de Espada a Cinta. Tras os Montes, Portugal

A field of rye. Pitoes das Junias. Peneda Geres National Park, Portugal

The medieval castle of Montalegre at sunset, dating back to the 13th century. Tras os Montes, Portugal

The fog surrounding the old and traditional village of Pitoes das Junias. Peneda Geres National Park. Portugal

Genista in the mountains. Peneda Geres National Park. Portugal

The old and traditional village of Pitoes das Junias. Peneda Geres National Park. Portugal

The castle and snowy historical center of Braganca, one of the old cities of Portugal, Tras os Montes

Traditional and primitive bullfight contest in Tourem. Tras os Montes, Portugal

Mountains of Pitoes das Junias at the Peneda Geres National Park. Tras os Montes, Portugal

The roman bridge of Chaves. Tras os Montes, Portugal

Grilled sardines. Winter Festivities. Grijo de Parada, Tras-os-Montes, Portugal

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Tras os Montes, a captivating region in Portugal, boasts breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage. The terraced vineyards of Quinta da Boavista showcase the artistry of winemaking, while the 15th-century family house of Ferdinand Magellan stands as a testament to the region's historical significance. In Ervedosa do Douro, one can marvel at the stunning terraced vineyards of Quinta de Ventozelo that stretch along the picturesque river Douro. Campo de Viboras offers a tranquil escape with its serene beauty and charm. Vilar de Perdizes in Montalegre is adorned with a chestnut tree bursting with blossoming spring flowers, adding vibrant colors to this idyllic countryside setting. A remarkable wild boar statue sculpted in granite takes us back to proto-historical times when nature and art intertwined seamlessly. Mirandela entices visitors with its traditional sausages known as Alheiras – a culinary delight that reflects Tras os Montes' gastronomic prowess. The Sabor River flows through Vale da Vilarica, one of Portugal's most fertile valleys, nurturing lush vegetation and creating an enchanting landscape. The vineyards and olive groves at Vila Nova de Foz Coa exude tranquility and offer an opportunity for wine enthusiasts to indulge their senses. Tua River Valley in Caldas de Carlao invites exploration amidst its natural wonders – from cascading waterfalls to verdant hillsides. Amongst these diverse landscapes lies the prickly pear cactus, known by various names such as cactus fruit or nopal – a symbol of resilience thriving even in harsh conditions. Abreiro showcases its vineyards during autumn within Vale do Tua Regional Nature Park - an awe-inspiring sight that captures nature's ever-changing palette. Tras os Montes beckons adventurers seeking both natural beauty and cultural treasures; it is truly a destination that leaves an indelible mark on the hearts of all who visit.