WTW welcome guests with a special Dinner at Infante Sagres Hotel 5* (16th Feb.).

Indulge in the charm and refinement of this historic hotel, perfectly located near Porto's iconic attractions. Inspired by Portugal's Age of Exploration, each space is a poetic tribute to the country's rich literary heritage.

To reinforce contact network, the programme will surprise you with two lunches in very distinct places:

Silva Monteiro Palace (also known as Casa dos Vinhos Verdes), on 17th Feb., which preserves the charisma and sumptuousness of the second half of the 1800s, opening the doors to what was considered "the most luxurious residence in the city" and the headquarters of the Vinhos Verdes Region Viticulture Commission (CVRVV) since 1944;

And the Tivoli Kopke Porto Gaia Hotel 5* (18th Feb). Tivoli Hotels & Resorts joins hands with Kopke, the oldest port wine house, to present timeless luxury in historic Porto. Located in Vila Nova de Gaia, just across the river from the UNESCO World Heritage centre of the city, Tivoli Kopke Porto Gaia Hotel is steeped in a unique heritage of its own. What was once home to port cellars and warehouses for centuries is now a burgeoning wining and dining district, our hotel in the very centre of it all.

Two magnificent Wine Dinners will be held in unique and memorable locations:

VINUM at Graham’s (Dinner and Party, on 17th Feb.). It is located at Graham’s Port’s fully functioning 19thcentury cellars where generations of famous Port wines have been aged in over 3,200 oak barrels. The main dining room looks directly onto the barrel cellar, with ancient pine beams supported by cast-iron pillars, which date back to 1890. It is an historic and atmospheric setting, which combines the best food the city of Porto has to offer with an immersive wine experience.

Coliseu do Porto Ageas (Gala Dinner - Porto Best Of Wine Tourism Awards, by Câmara Municipal do Porto, on 18th Feb.). One of Portugal's largest and most distinguished venues, the Coliseu Porto Ageas, opened its doors in 1941 and remains a Modernist icon. Classified by the Portuguese State as a Monument of Public Interest, this landmark is located in the very center of Porto. Here, audiences of all ages, backgrounds, and cultural tastes converge for a wide variety of events and different capacity sizes.