
Crea recuerdos inolvidables con toda la familia en Rioja, un destino lleno de actividades para todas las edades.
La Rioja is a hospitable and vibrant land whose name is synonymous with wine throughout the world. It is a small community, centered around the Ebro River, where the landscape is dominated by a sea of vineyards that changes color with each season. Its capital, Logroño, is famous for having one of the best tapas cultures in Spain, with its mythical Calle Laurel as its epicenter. But La Rioja is much more than wine: it is a land of deep history, with the monasteries of Suso and Yuso in San Millán de la Cogolla, considered the cradle of the Spanish language. It is also a land of footprints, those of the pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago and those of the dinosaurs that left their icnites marked on the rock millions of years ago. Visiting La Rioja is to immerse yourself in the culture of wine, enjoy exceptional gastronomy and discover a surprising monumental and natural heritage.

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La Rioja is a hospitable and vibrant land whose name is synonymous with wine throughout the world. It is a small community, centered around the Ebro River, where the landscape is dominated by a sea of vineyards that changes color with each season. Its capital, Logroño, is famous for having one of the best tapas cultures in Spain, with its mythical Calle Laurel as its epicenter. But La Rioja is much more than wine: it is a land of deep history, with the monasteries of Suso and Yuso in San Millán de la Cogolla, considered the cradle of the Spanish language. It is also a land of footprints, those of the pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago and those of the dinosaurs that left their icnites marked on the rock millions of years ago. Visiting La Rioja is to immerse yourself in the culture of wine, enjoy exceptional gastronomy and discover a surprising monumental and natural heritage.
** A paleoadventure park next to the ichnite deposits. It combines swimming pools, geysers, slides and adventure circuits with workshops on paleontology. A perfect plan for a summer day with the family.
** Many wineries, such as Vivanco (considered the best in the world in wine tourism), offer activities and a museum designed so that the whole family can enjoy and learn about wine culture.
** A space for scientific dissemination with interactive exhibitions, workshops and a garden with outdoor experiments, located in the old slaughterhouse of Logroño.
La Rioja is a hospitable and vibrant land whose name is synonymous with wine throughout the world. It is a small community, centered around the Ebro River, where the landscape is dominated by a sea of vineyards that changes color with each season. Its capital, Logroño, is famous for having one of the best tapas cultures in Spain, with its mythical Calle Laurel as its epicenter. But La Rioja is much more than wine: it is a land of deep history, with the monasteries of Suso and Yuso in San Millán de la Cogolla, considered the cradle of the Spanish language. It is also a land of footprints, those of the pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago and those of the dinosaurs that left their icnites marked on the rock millions of years ago. Visiting La Rioja is to immerse yourself in the culture of wine, enjoy exceptional gastronomy and discover a surprising monumental and natural heritage.
** Follow in the footsteps of the dinosaurs on an open-air tour with several sites where you can see thousands of perfectly preserved footprints (ichnites). Ideal for families, it is complemented by the Enciso paleontological center.
** A nature refuge in the Cameros region. A landscape of pine, beech and oak forests, with waterfalls and pools. Ideal for hiking and disconnecting.
** Discover the most charming town in La Rioja, **Ezcaray**, with its arcades and mountain atmosphere. In winter, you can ski at the **Valdezcaray** resort.
** A large part of the valleys in the south of La Rioja have been declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO and a Starlight Tourist Destination for the quality of their dark skies.
To visit wineries, especially the most famous ones or on a weekend, it is highly recommended to book in advance. Calle Laurel in Logroño is filled with people, especially on weekends; Be patient and enjoy the atmosphere. If you want to experience the Battle of Wine, be prepared to get soaked and wear clothes that you don't mind getting stained.