Logroño Vacations

Calle del Laurel buzzes with over 50 bars serving specialty pinchos paired with local Rioja wines. Join locals for an authentic evening "bar hop," sampling unique regional bites at each establishment.

This historic 1890 winery unites French and Spanish winemaking traditions on the banks of the Ebro River. Tour the barrel rooms and aging cellars before savoring signature Rioja wines like Bordón and Diamante.

Riojaforum, La Rioja's premier cultural venue, hosts diverse performances in its striking modern architecture. Experience concerts and exhibitions where Spanish culture and international talent converge.

This former slaughterhouse now houses interactive science exhibits along the Ebro River. Explore temporary exhibitions and attend lectures in this unique blend of historic architecture and modern scientific discovery.

Crowned by distinctive Baroque twin towers "Las Gemelas," this cathedral features a Michelangelo-attributed painting. Explore ornate chapels and altarpieces with the multilingual audioguide for historical context.

Set amidst La Rioja's picturesque countryside, El Campo de Logroño offers challenging holes for all skill levels. Book morning tee times in spring or fall for the most pleasant golfing experience.

Logroño's oldest church features an impressive Gothic façade with Saint Bartholomew imagery. Inside reveals Romanesque elements and a serene atmosphere beneath its distinctive Mudejar tower.

You can spend an afternoon browsing the exhibits at Museo de la Rioja during your travels in Logroño. While you're here, you can savor the wineries.