Both from the AP-1 and the AP-68, take the N-232 to Casalarreina. Once in the town, continue south along Av. de La Rioja until the roundabout at the end of the town centre. There turn right towards the sports area, which is where the area is located. Municipal area located next to the swimming pools and the “El Soto” pelota court, behind the Monasterio de la Piedad. Camping is not allowed. The petrol station is about 700 m away. There is a wifi zone at about 300 m. More info: +34 941 324 004. The entire historic quarter, declared a Historic-Artistic Site of National Interest, is worth a leisurely stroll to enjoy its monuments.

Both from Nájera and from Santo Domingo de la Calzada, you can get there from the A-12 motorway (exit 28) or from the N-120. After leaving both, continue towards the village of Hormilla on the Nájera road and a few metres further on you will see the sign to the Valcarce petrol station, where the area is located. Prices. Parking + water change, 6/8€ (depending on the time of day). Overnight stay (18 to 10 hours) + water change + electricity + showers: 12€. Water change only: €3 (ask for key at the cash desk) Free if you fill up with €40 of diesel. There is also a restaurant, shop and LPG. More info: +34 941 417 765. 5 km from Nájera (Camino de Santiago). Monastery of Santa Maria La Real. 1 km Botanical Garden of La Rioja. Rioja wine cellar 100 m.

From Haro or Pancorbo, take the N-232. At the Tirgo altiura take the LR-209 exit towards Sajazarra, which is 9 km away. Authorised stay, 72 hours. Tables, chairs, awnings, etc. are not allowed to be taken out. The hotel and catering services, shopping and wine cellars are in the town centre, about 300 m away. More info: +34 941 320 133. This is one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. Enjoy a stroll through its historic quarter, admiring its mansions, emblazoned palaces, squares and charming corners. The castle can only be seen from the outside.

Brands Oinoz, Oinoz by Claude Gross, CM, CM Prestigio, Carlos Moro Finca Las Marcas, Carlos Moro Finca Valdehierro, Carlos Moro Finca Valmediano and Carlos Moro Finca San Cibrao. BODEGA CARLOS MORO is a winemaking project marked by the passion of a winegrower, oenologist and winemaker who has successfully established his brand in several Denominations of Origin. An exciting work driven by a team of agronomists and oenologists, responsible for selecting a collection of excellent vineyards on the left bank of the Ebro River with its epicentre in San Vicente de la Sonsierra, and which represent the starting point for wines that seek to position themselves among the elite of the D.O.Ca. Rioja. During the visit to the Carlos Moro Winery, we will lose ourselves in the vine-covered landscapes of San Vicente de la Sonsierra, a land created with whimsy by the gods who love great wines. After visiting the winery and its spectacular cellar, we will taste the wine. We will discover, from the hand of one of our oenologists, everything about the vinification of white and red wines from five of the most important Designations of Origin in Spain: Ribera del Duero, Rueda, Toro, Cigales and, of course, Rioja, […]

16th century Palace House of ashlar stone, which originally belonged to the family of Pedro Ruiz del Castillo, born in the town of Villalba de Rioja and founder of the city of Mendoza and the valley of La Rioja in Argentina and later passed into the hands of the Counts of Cirac and Castillo Fiel. Totally restored in 2019 to house a whimsical rural house, with only 8 double rooms with individual bathrooms, 3 en suite, with large social lounge on the ground floor, fully equipped kitchen-dining room, outdoor patio with garden furniture and barbecue, wine cellar, ….. All the rooms have designer furniture, heating with individual thermostat, free wifi, free parking next to the house, breakfast service, individualised experiences, organisation of visits to wineries, meals for groups or any other experience and organisation of events that may be required. The accommodation can be rented by rooms or complete with a maximum capacity of 22 people. The town of Villalba de Rioja is 4 km from the Haro station district, where we have the largest concentration of century-old wineries in the world. In the town, the wineries in the station district have their own vineyards. The Bilibio cliffs, where the […]

At the beginning of the 1960s, the married couple Remedios Monge and Antonio Saez bought a manor house in the zigzagging Calle de Zumalacárregui, 27, in San Vicente de la Sonsierra. At first it was a shop and later a bar and restaurant. The children (6) all passed through the family business. Javier, Antonio, Jesús, Pedro and Mariola. During these years the cuisine was totally traditional. Remedios was delegating and passing the baton to Jesús who modified the kitchen, making it more creative, without forgetting or leaving the traditional cuisine behind. And Mariola took over the management of the dining room. Dishes of the house

La Casona del Boticario is a charming hotel specially dedicated to wine tourism, located in the centre of San Vicente de la Sonsierra, one of the main wine-growing enclaves of La Rioja and one of the most beautiful villages in the region. It is a stately stone building from the 18th century, with a façade on the main street and views of the vineyards in the area and the Sierra de Cantabria from the back. The accommodation was completely refurbished in 2013 with the aim of making it an enjoyable place to stay at any time of the day.

Brands Señorío de Cuzcurrita, Cerrado del Castillo. The Bodega Castillo de Cuzcurrita winery is located within the walled enclosure of the 14th century castle to which it owes its name, and next to it is the property’s 40-year-old vineyard. Visits to the winery

The Cenicero Tourist Office is located on the ground floor of the Town Hall, in the Plaza de España. Its opening hours are Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 am to 2 pm, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm and from 6 pm to 8.30 pm, and Sundays from 9 am to 11.30 am. It also has a website and an app for mobiles where you can obtain complete and quality information with all the attractive offers in the area. For more information you can also call 941 548 666.

The building is built in ashlar masonry, in the form of a hall, with an octagonal chancel with three sections, covered with star-shaped ribbed vaults of different designs that support pointed arches and cylindrical pillars. The main complex is in the Catholic Monarchs and Renaissance style, from the 16th century. The chancel was erected in 1521. The sacristy is rectangular and divided into four chapels by pilasters, finished in 1680. It has a magnificent carving of the Assumption of the Virgin.

Built in the 16th century and declared a national monument. The church has a perfectly crafted façade in the Catholic Monarchs style. It is a building with a single, very stylised nave and a high choir. Its beautiful Baroque tower, dating from 1740, consists of two sections: one with a quadrangular floor plan and an octagonal upper section topped with a lantern dome. Admission is free and places are limited. It has a valuable main altarpiece made in the 16th century by the Beaugrant brothers.

It is a late Romanesque building built in ashlar, begun at the end of the 12th or beginning of the 13th century. It consists of a nave with three bays and a presbytery, both rectangular and covered with a pointed barrel vault, separated from the apse by a triumphal arch supported by a belfry with two bays. The apse is semicircular, narrower and covered with a pointed quarter-sphere vault. The complex must have been built in two stages, as different hands can be seen: the chevet up to the triumphal arch must have been built between the 12th and 13th centuries by a good craftsman with knowledge of both architecture and sculpture, as he introduced historical themes; the nave and the belfry were perhaps built in the mid-13th century by a less skilled stonemason with no notions of sculpture, as he only sculpted plant motifs. MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE The apse has three semicircular windows. They are decorated with different geometric motifs: diamond latticework, undulating lines, nail heads, blades, etc. ….. The capitals are decorated with pine cones, palmettes, a double-tailed fish-mermaid holding her two sea limbs in her hands, and two symmetrical birds facing each other and pecking at a tree […]