Haro

Visiting any of the wineries in the city of Haro is something we all have to do at least once a year. The city of Haro has many tourist and cultural attractions. It has a wealth of artistic and cultural heritage that is well worth getting to know: much of it can be discovered by simply strolling around the city and discovering the “Herradura”, the old quarter declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1975 and the different palaces scattered around the city, as well as the churches. All of them bring us closer to an artistic past that conveys the importance of the city throughout history, past and present. Wine and vineyards are the economic and industrial backbone of the region, which conserves some of the oldest and best-known wineries in La Rioja. But here wine is more than just a product, it is the vital and cultural expression of an entire people. A new form of tourism that is gaining more and more followers are the “Wine Routes”: they consist of getting closer to the land and its people through its wines, its wineries, its gastronomy and its customs. As La Rioja Alta and Haro are lands of quality wine par excellence, getting to know them through the wine routes becomes a great experience, not only because of the number of wineries and vineyards, but also because of the quality of the wines and the varied tourist offer that is developed around them.