Qué ver en Logroño

Fountain built in 1999 with statues of 8 distinguished Riojans: Fausto Elhuyar (chemist), García of Nájera (king of Navarre), Gonzalo de Berceo (Medieval poet), Juan Fernández Navarrete "The Mute" (Mannerist painter), Julio Rey Pastor (mathematician), Marcus Fabius Quintilianus (Roman rhetorician), Marquis of the Ensen…

Opened in 2001, the winery is buried achieving the ideal conditions for making and ageing wine while getting perfectly integrated with the landscape. The barrel room is one of the largest in the world and contains 70,000 oak barrels.

It's located on the other side of the river Ebro in the former slaughterhouse. It hosts different scientific exhibitions over the year. In the garden, there are some tools you can use to do your own experiments.

The church was built between the 12th and 13th centuries and has the Gothic octagonal spire as the most representative symbol. The second tower was built around 1560.

The cathedral was built during the 15th century and expanded in the 16th and 17th centuries. Behind the main altar there is a painting attributed to Michelangelo.

It's the oldest church in Logroñed dated back to the 12th century. It has a magnificent arched cover which contains some Romanesque sculptures.

The museum is housed in a Baroque palace of the 18th century and hosts different collections featuring paintings, sculptures and furniture.

This is the site of the oldest church in the city, although the current building was constructed during the 16th century.

It's the best conserved part of the city wall and hosts an exhibition inside.

Contemporary art.