Wine Region Villages in La Rioja
100 villages
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7 - 152,150 inhabitants
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Gastronomy 65/100
Wine Region Villages in La Rioja: key facts
- 100 villages total
- Logroño (152,150 inh.)
- Arnedo (15,140 inh.)
- Haro (12,167 inh.)
- Altitude range: 285 – 1,072 m
La Rioja, a region synonymous with exceptional wine, also boasts a wealth of distinctive villages. This area, encompassing approximately 100 municipalities, presents a diverse landscape ranging in altitude from 285 metres to 1072 metres. The average population of these villages is 2646, fostering a close-knit community spirit deeply rooted in viticulture. The region's cultural identity is inextricably linked to its vineyards, shaping local traditions and gastronomy. Logroño, the largest municipality with a population of 152,150 and an altitude of 384m, offers a vibrant urban experience alongside its wine heritage. The Concatedral de La Redonda, with its twin Baroque towers, dominates the old town. Further afield, Arnedo, with a population of 15,140 and an altitude of 523m, provides a contrasting experience, known for La Cueva de los Cien Pilares, a mysterious labyrinth carved into the rock. These villages, each with its unique character, contribute to the rich tapestry of La Rioja's wine country.
100 villages to explore
Logroño
Arnedo
Arnedo
Arnedo
Arnedo
Arnedo
Haro
Lardero
Nájera
Santo Domingo de la Calzada
Rincón de Soto
Albelda de Iregua
Pradejón
Fuenmayor
Navarrete
Aldeanueva de Ebro
Alberite
Cervera del Río Alhama
Cenicero
Entrena
Murillo de Río Leza
Baños de Río Tobía
Agoncillo
Nalda
Casalarreina
San Asensio
Ribafrecha
San Vicente de la Sonsierra
Uruñuela
Huércanos
Briones
Briones
Briones
Sojuela
Alcanadre
Igea
Arrúbal
