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Why Visit Taylor's Port?

Timeless Legacy: With a history dating back to 1692, Taylor's Port stands as one of the oldest and most esteemed port houses, offering visitors a rare glimpse into centuries-old winemaking techniques.
Rare Vintage Collection: Taylor's houses an impressive collection of vintage ports, allowing connoisseurs and enthusiasts to taste and appreciate some of the most exclusive and sought-after wines in the world.
Education: If you are unfamiliar with port wine, a tour at Taylor's Port is an excellent opportunity to educate yourself about this unique type of fortified wine. You'll gain an understanding of the different styles, aging processes, and proper serving techniques.
Expert guidance and insights: During the tour, you'll be guided by knowledgeable staff or wine experts who will take you through the winemaking process, from grape to bottle. They can provide fascinating insights into the complexities of port wine production and the unique qualities of Taylor's Ports.

Taylor's Port Highlights

Plan Your Visit to Taylor’s Port

Monday to Sunday: 11am to 1pm and 2pm to 7:30pm

Please note that Taylor’s Port is shut for a one hour lunch break at 1 PM

It reopens at 2 PM

Address: Rua Cais de Santarém 8, 1100-104 Lisbon

Find on Map

By Subway: Route #Az

Closest Stop: Terreiro do Paço

By Bus: Bus Route #10B

Closest Stop: Chafariz d'El Rei. (75m)

By Car: 7.8 kms, approximately 16 minutes away from Humberto Delgado airport

Wine Shop: Includes a delightful collection of their finest port wines, including exclusive vintages and limited editions. Visitors can also explore a range of branded merchandise, making it the perfect destination to bring home a piece of Taylor's legacy.
Three Tasting Rooms: Taylor's Tasting Rooms are elegantly designed spaces where visitors can indulge in a diverse array of their exquisite port wines. Guided by expert staff or sommeliers, guests are invited to savor the distinct flavors

Hotel Riverside Alfama: As the name suggests, this hotel is in Alfama, close to the Tagus River, making it a convenient choice for exploring the neighborhood and visiting Taylor's Port.
Memmo Alfama Hotel: Offering stunning views of the river and Alfama's rooftops, this stylish hotel is situated in the heart of the Alfama district, just a short distance from Taylor's Port Lisbon.
My Story Hotel Tejo: Located within a short walking distance from Rua Cais de Santarém, this stylish hotel offers a blend of modern amenities and a historic setting, making it a convenient option for visitors to Taylor's Port Lisbon.
TURIM Terreiro do Paço Hotel: A modern hotel conveniently situated close to Terreiro do Paço, also known as Praça do Comércio, making it a great option for those visiting Rua Cais de Santarém and Taylor's Port as it is within a reasonable distance from both locations.

Chapitô à Mesa: Set in the Alfama district, this restaurant offers a blend of Mediterranean and Portuguese cuisines. Apart from the tasty food, you can enjoy the stunning views of the city and the river from its terrace.
Pharmacia Restaurant: This quirky restaurant is housed in a former pharmacy and offers creative Portuguese dishes with a twist. The ambiance is unique, making it an interesting place to dine.
Sacolinha: This casual and friendly restaurant serves up delicious Portuguese comfort food, including petiscos (small plates) and hearty dishes.
Bicaense: Situated in Bica neighborhood, this restaurant offers a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, serving traditional Portuguese cuisine with a focus on fresh ingredients.

Belém Tower (Torre de Belém): An iconic fortress and maritime symbol of Lisbon, also located in the Belém district.
Jerónimos Monastery (Mosteiro dos Jerónimos): A UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its impressive Manueline architecture, located in the Belém district.
Lisbon Oceanarium (Oceanário de Lisboa): One of the largest and most impressive oceanariums in the world, located in the Parque das Nações area.
Castelo de São Jorge (St. George's Castle): A historic castle perched on a hill in the Alfama district, offering panoramic views of Lisbon and a glimpse into the city's past.

Be open to learning: Embrace the opportunity to learn about the history, traditions, and production process of Taylor's Port. The knowledgeable staff will likely provide fascinating insights into the world of port wine.
Ask questions: Feel free to ask questions during the tour or tasting session.
Wine tasting etiquette: If you're new to wine tasting, familiarize yourself with wine tasting etiquette. Take your time to savor each wine, and use the provided spittoons if needed.
Respect the facilities: Show respect for the property and facilities during your visit. Avoid touching or handling any items unless instructed to do so by the staff.
Enjoy responsibly: Wine tasting is meant to be a pleasurable experience, but it's essential to drink responsibly.

Frequently Asked Questions About Taylor’s Port Tours

How do you book tickets to Taylor's Port?

You can book Taylor’s Port tickets online for a hassle free and convenient booking process.

Why should I book Taylor's Port tickets online?

Booking online is a convenient way to book tickets on the go, without having to stand in line. Booking online also secures your entry and allows you to get mobile tickets with instant confirmation so you can enjoy a hassle free experience.

What is Taylor's Port known for?

Taylor's Port is renowned for producing premium-quality port wines, especially their vintage ports, with a history dating back to 1692.

Are children allowed on the tours and tastings?

While Taylor's Port encourages a family-friendly atmosphere, wine tastings are typically limited to adults. However, children can participate in the tours with adult supervision.

Is there a dress code for the tours and tastings?

No, there is no specific dress code to visit Taylor's Port.

Are pets allowed on the tours and tastings?

Pets are generally not allowed on tours and tastings.

Are photography and videography allowed during tours and tastings?

Photography is often allowed during tours and tastings, but it's essential to be mindful of other visitors and any restrictions in specific areas.