The School House 

Brief Description and History 

Sleeps 14| Bathrooms 2 Full |Bedrooms 2 + Loft
Full Kitchen | Heated Pool | Laundry | Closed Courtyard 

Location Carregal Do Sal

Highway access
Right Off Property

Close to
Luso | Fatima | Ecopista do Dão Greenway (Bike Trail)
River Beaches | Grocery Stores | Town Center 

City Centers
Lisbon (2 hrs 50 mins) |Porto (1 hr 37 mins)
Coimbra ( 56 mins) | Douro Valley ( 3 hr 17 mins) 

Transportation Options
Drive, Train, Uber 

Experiences | Site Seeing | Fave Restaurants | Vineyards/wine

Red Door Portugal

The Dão Region

The Dão region of Portugal is a hidden gem for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Nestled in the heart of the country, this picturesque wine region is known for producing elegant and aromatic wines, particularly reds made from indigenous grape varieties like Touriga Nacional and Tinta Roriz. The vineyards in Dão are set amidst rolling hills, granite terraces, and lush forests, creating a serene landscape that invites exploration. Beyond wine tasting, visitors can discover charming historical villages such as Viseu and Coimbra, each offering a glimpse into Portugal's rich cultural heritage with their medieval architecture and vibrant local markets. The Dão region also boasts outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling through vineyard trails and along the banks of the Dão River, providing opportunities to immerse oneself in the region's natural beauty. Whether savoring the renowned wines, exploring historic towns, or enjoying the tranquil countryside, the Dão region offers a quintessential Portuguese experience off the beaten path.

Carregal do Sal is a charming municipality nestled in the heart of Portugal's Dão wine region. Known for its tranquil countryside and picturesque vineyards, Carregal do Sal offers a serene retreat for travelers seeking a taste of rural Portuguese life. The area is dotted with historic estates and wineries where visitors can sample the renowned Dão wines, characterized by their robust flavors and distinctive terroir. Beyond wine, Carregal do Sal is surrounded by natural beauty, with opportunities for leisurely walks through vineyard-covered hills and along the banks of the Dão River. The town itself boasts a relaxed atmosphere, with traditional Portuguese architecture, quaint cafes, and friendly locals eager to share their cultural heritage. Whether exploring its winemaking traditions, soaking in the peaceful countryside, or simply unwinding in a tranquil setting, Carregal do Sal offers a delightful escape into the heart of Portugal's wine country.