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All too easily overlooked by outsiders, Logroño is one of Spain's most liveable cities, with a rich heritage and a buzzy modern foodie scene. The capital of the spectacular La Rioja region, it’s a brilliant base for those looking to delve into the culinary traditions of northern Spain, glass of Rioja in hand. The best places to stay in Logroño are converted historic buildings with fresh, contemporary interiors, perfectly located for experiencing the city’s fantastic blend of old and new.
With a richly layered past dating back to the Roman era, Logroño will delight keen culture aficionados. Begin your explorations at the majestic Co-cathedral of Santa María de la Redonda, with ornate 16th-century stonework, and follow narrow streets lined with boutiques, cafés and galleries. The Museo de la Rioja offers a well-researched insight into the region’s history, as do reputable guided tours of the old city centre.
Take scenic strolls through the Parque del Ebro and along the Ebro River in the early evening, soaking up the magic of the city as sky darkens and the first lights are lit. When it comes to enjoying local specialities, the Calle San Juan is a particular favourite for flavoursome tapas and little bars which spill out onto the street. If you’re here to savour La Rioja wine, tours and tastings at local vineyards are not to be missed. Speak to the teams at the best places to stay in Logroño for their top recommendations.
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Logroño (La Rioja)
18th century exterior; 21st century interior. Communal areas are decorated in the dark, brooding colours of the wine the region is famous for. Bedrooms are light and bright with modern furnishings and bathrooms. There is a gourmet restaurant serving a fresh take on local cuisine. One for foodies!
Logroño (Logroño)
A contemporary conversion of a 16th century palace, in the heart of Logroño’s historic centre. Chic minimalist rooms feature bold modern design, stark colour contrasts and parquet floors. The lounge-bar area is perfect for pre dinner drink, and the breakfast buffet is worth getting up for.