Discover the architectural gems that have transformed the Rioja wine region. These innovative wineries have not only redefined the concept of winemaking but have also become major attractions for wine tourism.
Bordeaux architectural marvels
There’s no shortage of new cellars in Bordeaux where architectural prowess combines functionality, beauty and reduced environmental impact each with their own way of integrating into their surroundings.
Douro Valley stands out for its amazing landscape and architecture marvels
The architecture in the Douro Valley enhances the natural beauty of the vineyards, offering a wealth of experiences for those who appreciate the intersection of nature, wine, and design.
Brilliant architectural and landscape integration wins wine tourism award
Craggy Range Winery in Hawke’s Bay offers a unique blend of architectural brilliance and landscape integration to enhance the visitor experience, making it a worthy winner of the 2025 Best Of Wine Tourism Architecture Award.
Clos de los Siete, an architectural wonder for the enjoyment of wine tourism
Clos de los Siete is located at the foot of the Andes mountain range, in the heart of the Uco Valley, one of the main wine-related areas in Mendoza. The property covers 850 hectares, at an altitude between 1000 and 1200 meters above sea level, in Vista Flores, Tunuyán. Interesting to mention that this sole property has the size of the Pomerol region in France.
The visual elegance of stone: wineries as modern example of architecture
When tradition meets the modern taste for design, it becomes possible to experience wine in all its nuances, giving proper importance also to the visual aspect in which the production takes place as well as the tasting itself
5 stunning wineries in Adelaide, South Australia
Along with some of the world’s best drops, Adelaide, South Australia’s wineries offer a range of incredibly diverse and awe-inspiring landscapes and spaces. Adelaide’s 18 wine regions are continuously evolving their winery settings with unique materials, sustainable practices, and transporting design, to create world-class wine tourism experiences for local and international visitors.
Modern architecture built upon the past
Today Rheinhessen is known for its outstanding wines. However, the history of viticulture goes back a long way. Wine was already being grown here 2.000 years ago. Its Roman past has given this area not only the wine but also a rich history and tradition. You can find traces of the Romans everywhere. They are alive in the culture and architecture of the region. It is not possible to dig a hole in the ground in this area without coming across the remains of Roman life, is a common saying.
Casablanca Valley’s Wine Route
The Valparaiso-Casablanca valley has very good connectivity between its vineyards, you can travel along the bike paths between each vineyard or you can take public/private transportation to reach the vineyards, which are easily accessible.
The car-free (and carefree!) way to enjoy Napa Valley
Napa Valley has plenty of unique transportation options like biking, walking, luxury full-service tours, ridesharing, and more! Your trip can truly be carefree and enjoyable with these great options.
Exploring Porto and the Douro wine region through urban transport and scenic journeys
Whether you’re exploring Porto’s urban landscape or heading out to the world-renowned Douro wine region, the journey itself is an essential part of the experience! The region offers an array of transport options that combine innovation, history, and breathtaking scenery.
How to explore Rheinhessen by foot, bike and boat
Rheinhessen is the perfect place to gain insight into German wine culture and the Rheinhessen Lebensart, the Rheinhessen lifestyle. In this article, we present you with three amazing ways to explore Rheinhessen by foot, by bike and by boat.