Pink Palace - Rosé Wine Museum

If you, like me, thought the wine tasting at the wine experience was bad, then you are in for a treat. A museum dedicated to learning about rosé paired with really good wines. Both friendly for people wanting to taste rosé, learn about rosé and take instagram friendly photos with rosé. Worth a visit.

Amazing time! Was a bit different as we came off peak and there was no other people but it was lovely all the same! The wines were lovely and plenty of photo opportunities.

We chose to visit the Pink Palace, and it was a pleasant walk on a rainy day, including wine tastings. In the end, we also purchased 2 bottles of Port wine.

The Pink Experience was much more fun than expected. Besides the wine (rose) tasting and the story about Rose wines there was much plenty to do for kids (we were with 3 kids: 3,5 and 14 YO) The staff is very friendly, nice wine shop, it is very clean and well setup. A great experience for 1 upto 1,5 hour.

Good couple of hours fun , wandering round taking photos learning about wine..felt a bit rushed at times regarding the tasting but just take your time and enjoy.

Super fun experience. This is the most silly and still most interactive museum in WOW. You are allowed to do most anything, and get "payed" in 5 tasting of different rose. It is awesome.

We had so much fun in the pink palace! It is entirely dedicated to rosé wine, something I didn't know much about before. It has information about the wine and lots of fun photo opportunities. There was a ball pit, a seesaw, a saloon room, an old Cadillac and lots of other cool photo spots. The only issue was Google maps trying to send up way up hill to get here, you can go through a building beside the main WOW square, no hills required. You get 5 rosé samples as part of the experience too, all delicious.

Had a great time at the Pink Palace! The "museum" part is a bit light, but the wine tastings, the fun activities and the friendly staff make it a fun way to spend an hour or so. We were guided on the day by Mafalda Rocha, who explained most of the wines for us and helped us get some good photos.