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Things to do in La Rioja, Spain: The Best Specialty Museums
Don't let its size fool you; Spain's smallest province makes a big name for itself with enticing wines and spectacular scenery. From its healing thermal baths to its rugged mountain trails, La Rioja provides the perfect getaway to any traveler. Action junkies can find adventures skiing, biking or white-water rafting, while the more sedate will find a peaceful respite sipping wine in the region's lush vineyards, or walking the famous pilgrims' trail to Santiago.
Restaurants in La Rioja
1. Junguitu ?Hablamos de Vino?
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Cover 440 m2 dedicated to the centennial history of Rioja wine. Sprayer, sulfur, decanting pumps, strippers, cooper tools and many other tools that bring the atmosphere of the cellars of the century. All that stands between rustic and artisan of the most representative wineries of Rioja as R. Lopez de Heredia and Marqués de Riscal Muga among others.
2. Museo del Calzado. Basilio Garcia
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5.0 based on 6 reviews
3. Bodegas Ontanon, El Templo del Vino
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4.5 based on 162 reviews
If you are thinking of visiting one of the wineries located in La Rioja, you should not miss Bodegas Ontanon and its unique Temple of Wine. It is one of the most special wineries of the region and just 5 minutes by car from the centre of Logrono. We offer different experiences so that you can learn while enjoying our wines watched over by gods and heroes. Some of them are more intimate and exclusive, such as the INITIATIVE TRIP TO WINE AND THE ORIGIN OF ONTANON. In addition, the wines we pour are paired with tasty local tapas, everything with designation of origin! The most amusing way of wine tourism. Each of the experiences we propose is designed to be enjoyed individually, by couples or family groups.
4. Museo de la Rioja
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4.5 based on 218 reviews
Reviewed By G8504VAsharonm
The square itself is amazing. The restaurants are full from 3-4 pm for coffee and a bite, and a good glass of local wine enjoyed at any time. You ask for a good white or red, and every glass I had, I enjoyed. The museum was basic, but good to know the region and how it developed if you want to understand the terroire.
5. Centro de la Emigracion Riojana
6. Espacio Lagares
7. Exposicion Permanente de los Pasos de la Semana Santa Calagurritana
8. Casa de Las Ciencias
9. La Casa Encantada
10. Museo de la Verdura
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3.5 based on 32 reviews
