Begin at the Plaza del Mercado in the historic old town to join a free walking tour covering Logroño’s medieval streets, the Co-Cathedral exterior, and main plazas.

Spend late morning inside the Concatedral de Logroño, also called Santa María de la Redonda. Focus on the baroque altarpieces and visit the attached cloister with Gothic elements.

Use the afternoon to explore the Museo de La Rioja on Calle Bretón de los Herreros showcasing regional archeology and art. Don’t miss exhibits about local traditions and Roman artifacts.

Evening in Calle del Laurel, famous for pinchos bars. Hop between small bars trying different varieties paired with a glass of Vino de La Rioja.

Access the park via the main entrance near the town of Villanueva de Cameros. Follow well-marked trails for scenic mountain views and watch for local flora and fauna.

Enter Parque del Ebro from Avenida de la Paz. This riverside park offers shaded paths and picnic spots perfect for a relaxing afternoon.

Walk to Puente de Piedra from the park via Calle Avenida de La Paz. This historic stone bridge offers great views of the River Ebro and nearby architecture.

Start the walk from the Old Town riverside promenade near Calle Laurel and continue westward to catch the sunset over the river.

Visit this impressive church in the historic center. Notice the intricate Gothic doorway and Romanesque tower on Calle Laurel, a bustling street known for its tapas.

Explore the Palacio in the Plaza del Mercado, admiring its baroque architecture and ornate details while learning about regional governance history.

Join a guided tasting session at a wine cellar near Calle Portales, led by experts. Sample various Vino de La Rioja styles with explanations of their origin and production.

Rent a bike at the park entrance located by Avenida de la Paz and enjoy cycling through scenic green spaces and along the Ebro River. The route features quiet paths perfect for sightseeing and light exercise.