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The São Leonardo de Galafura viewpoint is one of the most emblematic and beautiful observation points in the Douro Valley, Portugal. Located at the highest point of Monte de São Leonardo, in the parish of Galafura, it offers an unparalleled view over the Douro landscape, classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Highlights and Information Panoramic View: From the viewpoint, it is possible to see the confluence of the Pêgo River with the Douro River in a curve that resembles a comma, a beautiful spot and perfect for watching an unforgettable sunset. Poetic Inspiration: The place served as inspiration for the Portuguese writer Miguel Torga, who described it poetically, highlighting the "excess of nature" in the landscape. Chapel: At the highest point of the viewpoint is the Chapel of São Leonardo, which complements the natural and historical scenery of the place. Activities: The area is suitable for hiking, and there are trails nearby that can be explored, such as those listed on Wikiloc. Location Address: Estrada São Leonardo - Galafura, Peso da Régua, 5050-044 Portugal. Access: Access is by road, and the viewpoint is a common stopping point on tours and excursions through the Douro region. For more details about the region and other attractions, you can consult the Douro Itinerary.

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Old train station

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The regional motifs are simply beautiful. You should take some time to enjoy them.

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Great station with its azulejos. If you're staying at a hotel on the hill, it's best to book a taxi in advance. Otherwise, it can be difficult during peak season.

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Very nice and not overcrowded. Parking is free too 😃

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Beautiful scenic byway and alternative route to Chavez. Definitely useful with some proper touring tires, to avoid punctures.

Be careful, some sections are of poor quality, stones, risk of punctures

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This is a wonderful view.

A very nice train station

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Very nice stopover on the Linha do Douro to Pocinho. You can do the route in one day and include a longer stopover in Pinhao.

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after visiting the nearby restaurant

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DOC (Denominação de Origem Controlada): Wines that are born in the oldest demarked regions of wine and, therefore, controled by law (ground caracteristics, castes, winemaking, bootleling). That “demarcation” had some twists, torns and stones... Well... cornerstones, named “Marcos Pombalinos”... The duck will scrutinize it 😉 1675 - “Vinho do Porto” comes for the first time with exportation to the Netherlands; 1703 – preferentional rights for Portuguese wines to England. The English were getting out of Bordeux, because the French king was taxing to much the wines... 1756 – English were “crazy” with “Port”. Climate of euphoria degenerates into adulteration and commercial chaos. With this, very important and knowledgeable people, propose to the future Marquês de Pombal, (thats the reason for the names given to the cornerstones, “Marcos Pombalinos”) the birth of one institution that could control the quality, prices and phisically establish the DOC (with the cornerstones); 1757 – placement of 201 “marcos”, cornerstones, for the first demarcation of the land; 1761 – upgrade of the DOC, adding 134 cornerstones; 1792 – opennig of “Cachão da Valeira”. Before that, the boats could only travel “so far”. With that openning/enlargement of Douro river, the “Superior” Douro was now accessible by boat. But the expantion of the vineyards at Douro Superior only began in the 19th century; 1850 to 1893 – the Valley was whipped by many diseases (maromba, oídio, filoxera, míldio...); 1907 – the last demarcation of DOC, now including “Douro Superior”, upstream from “Cachão da Valeira”, till the border with Spain

this ecopista starts to be paved when it enters vila pouca de aguiar county. parada de aguiar has a pilgrim hostel which is very useful for who's riding a multi-day tour along ecopista do corgo.

The azulejos at the train station are awesome!!! They describe the work in the Douro Valley with wine harvesting, shipping, filling barrels and loading ships...

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Images in the form of tiles. Especially the train station in Pinhão is beautiful.

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The somewhat gloomy interior of the Casa de Mateus can be visited as part of a guided tour.

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The Mateuspalast is the namesake and shown on the labels of the Mateus Rosé bottled in Bocksbeutel, although it is not grown and sold by the royal family.

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Small town in the heart of the Alto Douro port wine region. The train station with its 24 azulejos is particularly worth seeing.

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The everyday life of the winegrowers as it was in the past is shown on the tiles.

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Really nice here, worth a visit.

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