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.