Logroño was highly rated for tapas by 189 guests from the United Kingdom!Logroño travel guide
A Taste of the Divine
Capital of La Rioja independent community, Logroño is all about the delicious red wine cultivated in surrounding vineyards. Visiting a bodega (or two) demonstrates the care that goes into winemaking: the Franco-Españolas wine cellar is in a historic building with hundreds of barrels in underground cellars, while Juan Alcorta and Darien outside the city offer tastings in more modern structures.
You can also sample a glass of Rioja in the city’s many tapas restaurants and pavement cafés. Calle Portales is the main street and Calle Mayor also has several bars offering good nightlife.
Logroño is on the Way of St James and Santiago El Real church is a favoured stop for pilgrims. Its tower, together with the twin spires of the Co-Cathedral of Santa Maria de la Redonda, become beautifully reflected beside colourful waterfront houses in the peaceful River Ebro flowing under a stone bridge.
The covered bullring and the conference centre are north-east of the bridge, and a shady park is to the west. The Murallas del Revellín are 15th-century fortification remains, overlooked by the La Rioja Parliament building and near La Rioja Museum, detailing the region’s history.
Logroño train station is on the city outskirts and Booking.com offers guest houses nearby, as well as cheap apartments and boutique hotels near Logroño-Agoncillo Airport.
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What guests said about Logroño:
Jane
Australia
10
Doing the elephant trail was the whole point of visiting...
Doing the elephant trail was the whole point of visiting Logrono. Worth it! Totally awesome, going between tapas bars and trying the specialities.
Unexpected surprise to find how superb the Museo de la Riajo. Free entry and such a wonderful collection of the regional history!
beverley
United Kingdom
8.0
It seems a nice town, pretty buzzy.
It seems a nice town, pretty buzzy. The tapas bars are good. Unfortunately the wine museum was closed on Monday. I wouldn't return. It's basically ok for a stop over and tapas. Don't look for history or culture.
Christopher
United Kingdom
8.0
Only had a stopover here which was sufficient to experience...
Only had a stopover here which was sufficient to experience the excellent bars/tapas route.
Would go back and spend longer experiencing bodegas etc.
outside of old town we only drove through the newer, much larger area of Logrono but my impression was that it was very clean, modern and wealthy looking city.
Carol
Spain
10
Beautiful town, very friendly with great food.
Beautiful town, very friendly with great food. Especially in C/ Laurel. Did a wine tour and that was really interesting. Feels a very safe town. The countryside surrounding Logroño is stunning. Went to the Rioja Museum, which was free and extremely well laid out.
Anonymous
Spain
8.0
Great food and wine, lovely countryside around the city.
Great food and wine, lovely countryside around the city. Calle Laurel is the main street for pinchos but very crowded, it's better to go to the streets that cross it or Calle San Juan. I recommend Umm tapas bar-delicious!
We also walked part of the Camino out to Grajera Park, a lovely walk with a beautiful lake and a good cafe at the end. I would recommend hiring bikes if you can to go along the Camino path which is also a vía verde.
Urszula
Poland
2.0
We would like to complain about our reservation of the 3...
We would like to complain about our reservation of the 3 places for sleeping on the 1th of July 2017 in the Albergue Santiago Apostol in Logrono, Spain.
We had agreement with this albergue, that we will come on the 1th of July at midnight.
We receive this information by the phone and by the mail from the albergue Santiago Apostol. When we came, this albergue were closed, outside was information: “ complete full”. At midnight we phoned by the ring on door and by the mobile phone and nobody answered from the albergue. We waited 20 minutes and phoned a few times.
So, we went through the town to find the place for sleeping. We spent 1, 5 hours to find the place for sleeping. It was very cold: 8 - 9 degrees temperature and we were very tired by travel from Warsaw.
Finally, we slept in the hotel CONDESDEHARO. The price of sleeping was 136,37 €
for 3 people. We added the facture to this complain. According to this case, I would like to tell, that we were exposed to costs, that we didn’t expect. If we knew early, that we will not have the places in the albergue Santiago Apostol, we would reserve the hotel in the cheaper price.
We request to give back costs incurred.
We are looking forward to receive answer from the Albergue. Santiago Apostol.
“Very modern hotel on the edge of Logrono.After 7 days on the Camino I was delighted to have a bath - pure indulgence.Staff were very professional and helpful.”
“Everything was wonderful. It was especially good having the use of the spa close-by. The hotel was right on the Camino. Decathlon & El Campo also nearby.”
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