After a lovely walk that such a pause?

In the Douro there are establishments for all tastes, from the most usual, such as hotels or hostels and pensions, to the most unique, encompassed in rural tourism.

The experiences that the Douro provides are unique, as are many places of accommodation inserted in the middle of nature or in the smaller villages. Nestled among the terraces of the hills overlooking the River Douro, the farms that produce the wine so famous offer accommodation to its visitors. Usually, they are cozy, intimate places that provide various experiences associated with wine culture. This type of accommodation is part of the agrotourism, a category of rural tourism, which is abundant in the region and allows privileged experiences.

Scattered in the hundreds of villages are solar and palatial houses of recognized architectural value, where once lived high-importance families who now house tourists, providing them with a trip back in time to Renaissance times. This type of rural tourism is called Housing Tourism.

There are also cottages, which are integrated into the local rustic environment, and village tourism, which consists of developments located in historic or local villages that maintain the traditional environment of the region.

The hotels in Douro excel for excellence, providing services such as Spa's, boat trips and swimming pools. The typical gastronomy of the region never fails in the menu, making the delights of the tourists.

Cheaper accommodations such as hostels and guesthouses and inns are also abundant in the region. Despite the affordability, and the fewest available services, they compensate in sympathy and are often managed by a family, who welcomes any visitor as their relative. Lastly, there are youth hostels for young people.