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Municipality in La Rioja, Spain
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Concatedral de Santa María de la Redonda
The cathedral was built during the 15th century and expanded in the 16th and 17th centuries. Behind the main altar there is a painting attributed to Michelangelo.
Iglesia de San Bartolomé
It's the oldest church in Logroño, dating back to the 12th century. It has a magnificent arched cover which contains some Romanesque sculptures.
Iglesia de Santa María de Palacio
The church was built between the 12th and 13th centuries and has the Gothic octagonal spire as the most representative symbol. The second tower was built around 1560.
Iglesia de Santiago el Real
This is the site of the oldest church in the city, although the current building was constructed during the 16th century.
It's the best preserved part of the city wall and hosts an exhibition inside.
Fuente de los Riojanos Ilustres
Fountain built in 1999 with statues of 8 distinguished Riojans: Fausto Elhuyar (chemist), García of Nájera (king of Navarre), Gonzalo de Berceo (Medieval poet), Juan Fernández Navarrete "The Mute" (Mannerist painter), Julio Rey Pastor (mathematician), Marcus Fabius Quintilianus (Roman rhetorician), Marquis of the Ensenada (statesman) and Pedro del Castillo (conquistador).
Casa de las Ciencias
It's on the other side of the river Ebro in the former slaughterhouse. It hosts different scientific exhibitions over the year. In the garden, there are some tools you can use to do your own experiments.
Museo de La Rioja
The museum is housed in a Baroque palace of the 18th century and hosts different collections featuring paintings, sculptures and furniture.
Museo Würth La Rioja
Contemporary art.
Opened in 2001, the winery is buried achieving the ideal conditions for making and ageing wine while getting perfectly integrated with the landscape. The barrel room is one of the largest in the world and contains 70,000 oak barrels.
Bodegas Franco-Españolas was founded in 1890 as a partnership between France and Spain at a critical moment in Rioja, when the French came to the region in an attempt to replace their vineyards devastated by the wine blight, phylloxera. Visit includes wine tasting.
Riojaforum
Inaugurated in 2004. It hosts conferences and concerts.
19th century theatre inaugurated in 1880. Stage play, music, choreography and cinematography.
Specialty is pinchos of only one kind; mushrooms with garlic butter and prawns skewered to toasted bread. Also serve beer and wine.
Great patatas bravas.
Modern cuisine with cod as speciality.
Go there early if you want to try one of their tasty burgers as the place it's always crowded around 21:00.
El Maná Restaurante
Traditional food with a special touch.
Opened in 2015, the chef Felix Jimenez serves traditional Japanese sushi, twice a day, to a maximum of 10 people. Booking in advance is completely necessary.
The 2-Michelin starred chef Francis Paniego opened this restaurant in 2011. It has affordable prices for cuisine of high quality elaborated with local products.
For stronger versions of té americano ask for té de la luna (with hazelnut liqueur) or té selenita (with ron miel).
Founded in 1916, it's not only a bar but a restaurant. Go there on Friday or Saturday at midnight to have fun singing together the anthem "Fibra de Pájaro".
Be advised by Antonio, the nice manager and waiter of the place, and you'll be tasting some of the trending wines in the region.
Ask when is the next wine and food pairing event to enjoy the mix of flavours.
Opened in July 2012.
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A boutique hotel in a palace built during the 16th century.
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Five generations of the family Barbero have been doing artisan wineskins since 1865.
Plaza de Abastos
Public market built in 1930 with a very diverse selection of goods (fish, meat, fruit and vegetables).
By train
By car
There are several roads passing through Logroño. The Autopista AP-68 connects Zaragoza with Bilbao while the Autovía A-12 connects Pamplona and Burgos.
By bus
By foot
By bicycle
Logroño is a flat city and has an extensive network of bike lanes so riding a bicycle is a good option to discover the city.
On foot
Logroño is a small city and therefore very walkable.
By taxi
Taxis are quite expensive for the size of the city and a ride can get you easily up to €10. Official taxis are white and have a red stripe in the front door. Available taxis have a green light on top.
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