Visit La Rioja
Despite its 13,500 hectares of vineyards and almost 400 wineries, Rioja Alavesa, comprising 15 municipalities that still retain the charm of medieval villages, offers a great deal more potential than wine tourism alone.
History, walled heritage and y medieval villages in the heart of Rioja Alavesa.[+]
Offering unsurpassable views over the region, these walks are ideal for lovers of active holidays.[+]
First class products and lovingly prepared dishes combining tradition and creativity... the best company for a fine wine! [+]
The part of the pilgrimage route crossing Álava is known as the Inland Route. Pilgrims took this way for its relative ease and more benign climate.[+]
The Rioja Alavesa Wine Route runs by the River Ebro and is sheltered by the Sierra de Cantabria.[+]
Photo Gallery: Turismo en La Rioja
