Hotel Marquês de Pombal Autumn Harvests: 5 Wineries Near Lisbon to Visit
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Autumn Harvests: 5 Wineries Near Lisbon to Visit
September 01 2026
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Discover five wineries near Lisbon and experience the charm of the autumn harvest from Hotel Marquês de Pombal.
As autumn arrives, the surroundings of Lisbon take on new colours and the vineyards enter one of the most special times of the year. It is the season of the grape harvest, freshly picked grapes and the opportunity to discover the wines and traditions that are part of the region's identity.
From Hotel Marquês de Pombal, on Avenida da Liberdade, you can explore different wine-producing areas without travelling too far from the capital. Bucelas, Colares and Mafra are excellent options for those looking for wine tourism near Lisbon, wine tastings and gastronomic experiences.
1.Quinta das Murgas – Bucelas
Quinta das Murgas is an excellent choice for those looking for a wine experience near Lisbon. In Bucelas, a region known for its white wines and Arinto grape variety, the estate offers vineyard visits, tastings and different wine tourism experiences.
During the harvest season, programmes may include grape picking, visits to the winery and gastronomic experiences.
Ideal for: a wine getaway without travelling too far from Lisbon.
2. Quinta do Boição – Bucelas
Also in Bucelas, Quinta do Boição offers the opportunity to discover the region's winemaking traditions at closer range.
During the harvest, experiences may include grape picking, traditional grape treading, wine tastings and gastronomy.
Ideal for: experiencing some of the traditions associated with the grape harvest.
3. Adega Chão do Prado – Bucelas
To explore Bucelas further, Adega Chão do Prado is another option to consider. A visit to the region allows you to combine wine tasting with a walk through the countryside and discover one of the wine-producing areas closest to Lisbon.
Bucelas is therefore a great choice for those looking for wineries near Lisbon and a half-day or full-day experience.
Ideal for: discovering the wines and landscapes of Bucelas.
4. Quinta de Sant'Ana – Gradil, Mafra
A little further away, but still close to Lisbon, Quinta de Sant'Ana, in Gradil, Mafra, combines wine, nature and a rural setting.
The estate offers wine tourism experiences and provides a particularly pleasant setting during autumn. The visit can also be combined with a trip to Mafra and the surrounding area.
Ideal for: turning a winery visit into a full-day getaway.
5. Adega Regional de Colares – Colares
For a different wine experience, head towards Sintra and the coast. Founded in 1931, Adega Regional de Colares preserves a unique winemaking tradition shaped by sandy soils and grape varieties such as Ramisco and Malvasia de Colares.
Visits and tastings offer an insight into the history of the region and can be combined with a trip to Sintra, Colares or the Atlantic beaches.
Ideal for: combining wine, history and scenery.
An autumn to discover the wines of Lisbon
The grape harvest is one of the most special times to visit the wine-producing regions around Lisbon. But even after the harvest, autumn remains an excellent season to discover wineries, enjoy wine tastings and explore the landscapes surrounding the capital.
If you are staying at Hotel Marquês de Pombal, take advantage of its central location to discover a different side of Lisbon and enjoy a wine tourism experience near the capital.
End the day at Bar Blú
After a day among vineyards, wineries and autumn landscapes, return to Hotel Marquês de Pombal and continue the experience at Bar Blú. In the heart of Avenida da Liberdade, it is the perfect place to unwind, enjoy a drink and raise a glass to the day's discoveries. After exploring the wines around Lisbon, there is no better way to end the day than with a toast.
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As autumn arrives, the surroundings of Lisbon take on new colours and the vineyards enter one of the most special times of the year. It is the season of the grape harvest, freshly picked grapes and the opportunity to discover the wines and traditions that are part of the region's identity.
From Hotel Marquês de Pombal, on Avenida da Liberdade, you can explore different wine-producing areas without travelling too far from the capital. Bucelas, Colares and Mafra are excellent options for those looking for wine tourism near Lisbon, wine tastings and gastronomic experiences.
1.Quinta das Murgas – Bucelas
Quinta das Murgas is an excellent choice for those looking for a wine experience near Lisbon. In Bucelas, a region known for its white wines and Arinto grape variety, the estate offers vineyard visits, tastings and different wine tourism experiences.
During the harvest season, programmes may include grape picking, visits to the winery and gastronomic experiences.
Ideal for: a wine getaway without travelling too far from Lisbon.
2. Quinta do Boição – Bucelas
Also in Bucelas, Quinta do Boição offers the opportunity to discover the region's winemaking traditions at closer range.
During the harvest, experiences may include grape picking, traditional grape treading, wine tastings and gastronomy.
Ideal for: experiencing some of the traditions associated with the grape harvest.
3. Adega Chão do Prado – Bucelas
To explore Bucelas further, Adega Chão do Prado is another option to consider. A visit to the region allows you to combine wine tasting with a walk through the countryside and discover one of the wine-producing areas closest to Lisbon.
Bucelas is therefore a great choice for those looking for wineries near Lisbon and a half-day or full-day experience.
Ideal for: discovering the wines and landscapes of Bucelas.
4. Quinta de Sant'Ana – Gradil, Mafra
A little further away, but still close to Lisbon, Quinta de Sant'Ana, in Gradil, Mafra, combines wine, nature and a rural setting.
The estate offers wine tourism experiences and provides a particularly pleasant setting during autumn. The visit can also be combined with a trip to Mafra and the surrounding area.
Ideal for: turning a winery visit into a full-day getaway.
5. Adega Regional de Colares – Colares
For a different wine experience, head towards Sintra and the coast. Founded in 1931, Adega Regional de Colares preserves a unique winemaking tradition shaped by sandy soils and grape varieties such as Ramisco and Malvasia de Colares.
Visits and tastings offer an insight into the history of the region and can be combined with a trip to Sintra, Colares or the Atlantic beaches.
Ideal for: combining wine, history and scenery.
An autumn to discover the wines of Lisbon
The grape harvest is one of the most special times to visit the wine-producing regions around Lisbon. But even after the harvest, autumn remains an excellent season to discover wineries, enjoy wine tastings and explore the landscapes surrounding the capital.
If you are staying at Hotel Marquês de Pombal, take advantage of its central location to discover a different side of Lisbon and enjoy a wine tourism experience near the capital.
End the day at Bar Blú
After a day among vineyards, wineries and autumn landscapes, return to Hotel Marquês de Pombal and continue the experience at Bar Blú. In the heart of Avenida da Liberdade, it is the perfect place to unwind, enjoy a drink and raise a glass to the day's discoveries. After exploring the wines around Lisbon, there is no better way to end the day than with a toast.