Private Tour

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Discover Logroño on a private 1 hour and 45 minute tour that blends history, heritage, and Riojan tradition. We begin on the Paseo del Espolón, the heart of the modern city, beside the equestrian statue of General Espartero, then venture into the old town to visit the Concatedral de Santa María de la Redonda with its twin towers and its history tied to the Camino de Santiago. Next, we move on to the Iglesia de San Bartolomé, the oldest church in the city with its magnificent Romanesque portico, and continue to the Iglesia de Palacio, a Gothic gem closely linked to the pilgrims’ route. We’ll stroll down Calle Rúa Vieja, one of Logroño’s oldest streets, rich in Jacobean history and popular architecture, until we reach the Puente de Hierro, where you can take in one of the most iconic views of the Ebro. We’ll discuss the Game of the Goose and the Ermita del Peregrino before visiting the Iglesia de Santiago el Real, patron saint of pilgrims, and the former convent now housing the Parliament of La Rioja. We’ll then approach the Muralla del Revellín, the last witness to the city’s ancient defenses, and enter the famous Calle Laurel, Logroño’s gastronomic epicenter, to discover the culture of Riojan pintxos. The tour concludes at the Museo de La Rioja, set in an 18th-century Baroque palace—ideal for continuing to explore the region’s history and art at your own pace.

As this is a private tour, you’ll enjoy a personalized experience with just your group and an exclusive guide, allowing you to set the pace, have all your questions answered, and make the most of every stop. Plus, in larger groups you’ll save money since the cost is split among participants, all while preserving the same high quality and personalized attention. Ideal for families, groups of friends, or travelers looking to experience Logroño up close, unrushed, and away from the crowds.