Wine Tour from Lisbon to Setúbal and Arrábida

The 25 de Abril Bridge is a suspension bridge on the Tagus river connecting the city of Lisbon (north bank) to the city of Almada (south bank), in Portugal. The bridge crosses the Tagus estuary in the final and narrowest part - the Tagus bottleneck.

The Bridge is 2 277 meters long. With a free span of 1,013 meters, the 25 de Abril Bridge is the 33rd largest suspension bridge in the world. The upper tray houses 6 roadways (3 per direction), while the lower tray houses two railway lines electrified at 25 kv AC.

The Quinta da Bacalhoa, located in Villa Fresca de Azeitão, is one of the most historic and artistic farms in Portugal, dating back to the 15th century. Famous for its Renaissance palace and gardens, it was initially a royal hunting pavilion, passing to a leisure palace with remarkable tiles and, today, functions as a prestigious vineyard

Cabo Espichel is a promontory located in Portugal, west of the Villa de Sesimbra. It is bordered to the south and west by the Atlantic Ocean and to the north by the National Highway 379 and the Ribeira dos Caixeiros. It marks the southwestern end of the peninsula of Setúbal. On the Cape you can see, vertiginous and abissal, the Bay of Lagosteiros.

In Cape Espichel is the bush paquicaule Euphorbia pedroi Molero & Rovira, 1997 (Euphorbiaceae), "trovisco-do-espichel", local endemism. More information about the local flora can be found in the verbatim about the Arrábida Natural Park.

Just north of Cape, in the arribas that limit the Bay of Lagosteiros, are located two important paleoecnological deposits, containing several dinosaur trails, and declared protected areas, which are the Natural Monument of the Stone of Mua and the Natural Monument of Lagosteiros.

The Arrábida Natural Park is a biogenetic reserve located in the Setúbal peninsula, encompassing the municipalities of Palmela, Setúbal and Sesimbra, with the highest altitude in the Pico do Formosinho, with 501 meters of altitude, in the Setúbal district of Portugal.

The Azeitão Azulejos Factory maintains the tradition of producing completely manual tiles, using the stoneware technique. All your work is done to order.

Sesimbra has a rich history, from prehistoric vestiges to the development of an important preservation industry in the 20th century. The region was the scene of conquests and reconquests between Moors and Christians, with the Castle of Sesimbra being a strategic defense point. The Villa, initially centered on the castle, evolved into a village near the bay, driven by fishing and shipbuilding, becoming an important port.