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Conchas de Haro gorge and the Sierra de Toloño above the Rioja vineyards
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Haro

Haro, the wine town of La Rioja: guided bodega tours with tasting at Muga and Manzanos, 30 to 35 euros, in Spanish and English.

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Culinary experiences in Haro

Vineyard rows at dusk under a soft sky in Rodezno, La RiojaNicolás Pérez Gimilio, CC BY-SAWinery visit90 minutes to 2 hours

Rioja winery visits

Guided tours with tasting at four Rioja bodegas, in Haro and Rioja Alavesa: 22 to 35 euros per adult, 90 minutes to two hours at the three that publish it.HaroView

Map of Haro

Haro is a small town in the north-west of La Rioja, near the Ebro, and one of the capitals of Rioja wine. Many of its historic bodegas stand together in the Barrio de la Estación, the district by the railway station.

Bodegas Muga, on Avenida Vizcaya in the Barrio de la Estación, runs a 90-minute guided tour with two wines for 30 euros, in Spanish and English. Children under 12 are not admitted. Bodegas Manzanos, on Calle Prim, runs a two-hour tour with five wines for 35 euros per adult, at 11 am in Spanish and 3:30 pm in English. Booked together, the two tours make a full day in Haro for 65 euros per adult.

Practical notes

  • Haro’s railway station makes the town reachable without a car.
  • Rioja Alavesa, with Elciego and Laguardia, lies to the east: Marqués de Riscal and Eguren Ugarte are there.
  • Tempranillo is the main grape of Rioja’s red wines.