Wine Route

The Agricultural Museum of Atalaia is a testimony to the area’s agricultural past and the traditional techniques and knowledge in the most part applied to olive oil and wine, contributing to promote, conserve and disseminate the cultural assets of rural life that shape the social and economic history of the Montijo municipality.

Largo da Feira, 2870 – 706 Atalaia

www.mun-montijo.pt/viver/cultura/museus/museu-agricola-da-atalaia | cultura@mun-montijo.pt

T: +351 212 314 667

Opening Hours: Tue to Fri – 9am-12:30pm/ 2pm-5:30pm | Sat - 2pm-6pm

Price: Free Entry

How to get there

Tram: 403, 415, 435, 453

Ferry: Cais do Sodré - Montijo

GPS: Latitude: 38.708811070723 | Longitude: -8.923156984660281

The Wine Route House, located in the heart of Palmela village, is an old winery that surprises its visitors with the beauty of the building’s interior. Currently converted into an oenotouristic information point, the Wine Route House works as a reservation office for guided tours of wineries and other places such as handicraft centres, cheese factories, built heritage or activities such as dolphin watching or boat trips on the Sado. It also works as a shop for wines certified with the Setúbal Peninsula geographical indication, and the Palmela and Setúbal designations of origin. Besides practising winery prices, the Wine Route House also gives you the chance to taste some of the best wines of the region.

Largo de São João Baptista, 2950-248 Palmela

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T: +351 212 334 398

Opening Hours: Mon to Fri - 10am-1pm/2pm-7pm | Sat and Sun - 10am-7pm

Closed on Tuesdays and Bank Holidays

Price: Free Entry

How to get there

Train: Praias do Sado A - Barreiro | Roma - Areeiro - Setúbal

Tram: 326, 565, 767, 768

GPS: Latitude: 38.5720352622722 | Longitude: -8.902752930679437

This 11km-long small pedestrian route, which lasts approximately 3 hours, can begin at any of the wineries, since it is circular and works in both directions. The informative signage allows for a safe walk along the marked trails, where it is also possible to become acquainted with the various grape varieties characteristic to this wine region.

Wineries: Casa Dupó, Casa Ermelinda Freitas, Fernão Pó Adega, Filipe Palhoça Vinhos, Quinta do Monte Alegre.

CCI 2402 Fernando Pó - 2965-545

rotavinhospsetubal.com/jardins-de-vinhas-percurso-pedestre | info@rotavinhospsetubal.com

T: +351 212 334 398

Opening Hours: By appointment only.

Price: From €6.50

How to get there

Train: Ic Oriente - Évora

GPS: Latitude: 38.64251 | Longitude: -8.69150

The promotion, dissemination and marketing of the county’s flagship products, which include cheeses, wines and sweets, is the main focus of Casa da Baía, which operates in an early 18th century building – classified as Municipal Heritage – and in 2011 became the home of this multifaceted public space that gathers the best Setúbal has to offer.

The Queijo de Azeitão and Moscatel de Setúbal confraternities are also located here, as well as the Setúbal Bay Association.

Casa da Baía, a true window into the best of the Setúbal region, also includes an exhibition gallery and the Interpretive Centre of the Sado Estuary Bottlenose-Dolphin, created with the goal of adding value and disseminating knowledge about the Sado dolphin community.

Av. Luísa Todi 468, 2900-456 Setúbal

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T: +351 265 545 010

Opening Hours: Mon to Sun - 9:30am - 8pm

Price: Free Entry

How to get there

Train: Sete Rios - Setúbal

Tram: 754, 561, 562, 563, 8559

GPS: Latitude: 38.5232688550576 | Longitude: -8.898756629659406

The Bacalhôa Wine Estate and Palace sit amongst a unique landscape with a historical setting that dates back to the beginning of the 14th century. The architecture and decoration of the Palace's gardens reveal influences from the Portuguese discoveries. Over time, the Estate has been embellished with 15th and 16th century Portuguese tiles evoking Moorish patterns and designs. Both on the inside and out, one can admire unique pieces from Comendador Berardo's private art collection, and walk through the gardens and vineyards to the 'casa de fresco', where we can find the first Portuguese tile ever dated.

At the Bacalhôa Museum, visitors may enjoy the Tasting Room while admiring the tranquil scenery of the Japanese Garden. The Exhibition Hall takes us on a journey through works of art divided into three thematic groups: African Art, Portuguese Tiles and Art Deco.

The Bacalhôa Palace, Museum and Wine Estate are located in Vila Fresca de Azeitão.

Estrada Nacional 10, 2925-901 Azeitão

www.bacalhoa.pt/enoturismo/adega-museu-bacalhoa | info@bacalhoa.pt

T: +351 212 198 067

Opening Hours: Mon to Sun 10Am-1pm / 2pm-6pm

Price: Price on enquiry

How to get there

Train: [ Fertagus ] Lisboa-Roma-Areeiro > Sete-Rios >< Coina > Setúbal + Bus N2/3626

GPS: Latitude: 38.5245538794327 | Longitude: -9.01635349629693