Top Things to do in Province of Alava
Top Restaurants in Province of Alava
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What to do and see in Province of Alava, Basque Country: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Alava, Spain including Bodegas Remirez de Ganuza, Bodega Torre de Ona, Bodegas Izadi, Bodega Casa Primicia, Bodegas Ostatu S.L., Bodegas Luis Alegre, Bodegas Fos, Bodegas Murua, Parque de la Florida, Catedral de Santa Maria.
Restaurants in Province of Alava
1. Bodegas Remirez de Ganuza
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
2. Bodega Torre de Ona
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5.0 based on 68 reviews
Our estate winery, faithful to the chateau philosophy, makes terroir wines in Páganos. Located in the “Golden Mile" of Rioja Alavesa, we make our wines exclusively from our own vineyards. Our Reserva Torre de Oña and Crianza Finca San Martín highlight the personality of the privileged terroir where they grow. Set in a spectacular setting on the slopes of Sierra de Cantabria, this oasis nestled among the vines offers a delightful guided visit and stay.
3. Bodegas Izadi
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5.0 based on 48 reviews
Located on one of the most privileged areas of the D.O.C. Rioja, Izadi, has from its beginnings been a pioneer in the elaboration of high quality wines, focusing on new concepts based on the value of an unparalleled terroir. The winery is divided into five floors using the gravity for one process to the other. Izadi offers to the wine lovers a combination of experiences which will surely broaden their insight into winemaking through the winery tour and the tasting of a selection of wines.
4. Bodega Casa Primicia
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5.0 based on 319 reviews
Casa Primicia is the oldest civil building in the medieval town of Laguardia, the place where the Church received the taxes of the peasants since the XV Century, the first winery in Rioja Alavesa. Visiting Casa Primicia you will discover the true history of wine in Rioja and you will be amazed by our incredible caves digged 900 years before where we keep our best secret; our wine.
Reviewed By elizabethhV9647CC
What a beautiful bodega! We had a wonderful tour and tasting here. They made us feel welcome and safe. Our guide Juan gave a very in-depth and knowledgable tour of the cellars in English. The tastings were great, with extra nibbles. A must visit if you are in LaGuardia, would recommend to all. It’s tucked away just inside the town walls with incredible 11th century cellars.
5. Bodegas Ostatu S.L.
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5.0 based on 87 reviews
At OSTATU, family, vineyards and respect for traditional practices are the pillars that govern our day-to-day work; it is how we work and make our wines. Welcome to our family!
6. Bodegas Luis Alegre
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5.0 based on 27 reviews
Modern style winery located in the impresionant medium century village of Laguardia, álava.We offer a guide tour with 2 wines tasting. Following you could taste the local gastronomy and the wines in our Panoramic restaurant while you enjoy wiews of the mountains and vineyards. Modern style winery located in the impresionant medium century village of Laguardia, álava.We offer a guide tour with 2 wines tasting. Following you could taste the local gastronomy and the wines in our Panoramic restaurant while you enjoy wiews of the mountains and vineyards.
7. Bodegas Fos
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5.0 based on 22 reviews
8. Bodegas Murua
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Situated on a small hill outside Elciego, and heading towards Laguardia, is Bodegas Murua, which since its beginnings in 1974 has worked in the elaboration of wines from own vineyards that are extended in 110 hectares arround this traditional Rioja Alavesa winery, a reference in the area. Murua wines are jewels sculpted from the terroir to the bottle, which express the personality and spirit of this land and show an annual trend marked by each vintage. Respect for the land, the product and the area are the maxims of Bodegas Murua. Visit our winery is to enjoy a unique experience for the lovers of wine, art, culture, history and nature.
9. Parque de la Florida
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 637 reviews
Reviewed By Carolinaaugust1973 - Vigo, Spain
We went to the park to enjoy the park, nature and the Belen. Three wise kings to take pictures with and share the spirit of Christmas. Really nice park to walk, shame it was so cold!
10. Catedral de Santa Maria
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4.5 based on 1,512 reviews
Reviewed By Dyegourmet
We joined a tour given in Spanish but were handed audio guides in English which worked very well.This was an extremely interesting and well researched tour, taking you down into the crypt and showing the area beneath the vast cathedral pillars, explaining the history of the site, the building itself and the necessary work (currently 20 years - and running) which has taken place to stabilise it for the future. It seems that 1960s renovations weren't too helpful. The tour takes visitors (who must don fetching hair covers and hard hats) into the body of the cathedral, up to the triforium and the parapet and into the bell towers before finishing with a visit to the portico and the beautiful set of arches. Don't scorn the hard hats. Some of the arches you pass beneath are very low and it would be all too easy to graze or thump you head. It's not advisable if you suffer from vertigo - and some of it would be tough-going if you can't climb stairs easily. However, some areas are accessible by lift and I noticed one elderly visitor who had negotiated parts of the tour this way. Don't miss this tour. It's unique, informative and extremely professionally presented.
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