Top 19 things to do and attractions in Haro

Enjoyable tour. Lots of emphasis on the oak and barrel production which was interesting and made it different to other tour/tastings I've been on. The winery interior and tasting room is very nice and has a luxurious feel. Wines are quite dense with lots of French oak in their production. Our tour guide was knowledgeable but quite direct at times.

A fabulous and proper introduction to Rioja wines was given by Carmen at the wine tasting. She was absolutely fantastic: her knowledge, charm and vitality was evident throughout. The tour itself was very thorough. At the end, we tasted one white and 2 different reds which were absolutely delicious! At the end, they gave us the wine glasses as souvenirs. I would highly recommend the tour here and if you’re lucky enough- ask for Carmen! An experience not to be missed!

This is one magnificent place to visit . It’s well worth doing the tours . Very interesting place . Beautiful part of the world. Best of all the wines are fantastic.

Such a perfect wine tour! 10am English speaking slot (02/05/25). Really cool seeing the full winery process for the first time, at such an esteemed winery. The tasting was in a beautiful, light space and was great to chat to the other guests on the tour too. Cherry on top was we got to keep the glass we did our tastings in. Thank you!

Outstanding wines in a lovely setting, the food was good and a great atmosphere

This is a copy of an email I sent the Muga Family. We would highly recommend the Bodegas Muga. Dear Muga Family We have just spent a wonderful lunch time tasting wines and eating food at your courtyard restaurant. We even met one of the Muga family. See attached photos. She was most welcoming and although we couldn’t speak Spanish we very much enjoyed meeting her. Please pass on our thanks and gratitude to her for her hospitality. Thank you once again for the experience of good wine, fine food and wonderful hospitality. Best Wishes David, Pat & Meg the dog

What a fantastic place to visit! We have visited quite a few vineyards in France and England but never a Bodega in Spain. We were very lucky to choose Bodegas Muga. The tour was really interesting, as Muga is the only one to make it's own barrels. Seeing how the barrels are made was an added bonus, also the selection of Oak trees and the buying process was very interesting. Sasha, our guide was incredible. She knew so much about the wine making process, the cooperage and the wines. Good luck in your WAST exams!! Manuela, in the shop was also very helpful. I am now looking forward to the many bottles of wine I have in Bertha, our motorhome!!! We will definitely be back. If you only have time for one visit then choose Muga!!!

A lovely wine tasting experience! Very unassuming from the outside (some building works going on) but inside a stunning space, surrounded by barrels, with some exceptional wines to taste! Very attentive and friendly service. Only €20 a head and it was private (my partner and I). Thank you!

A superb tour, with an excellent and knowledgeable guide. The tour took us right through the bodega and we could see people at work at close quarters. We booked the Premium tasting and the tasting room for that has a tremendous view over the bodega. The wines were diverse and excellent and we were given just enough information and background. Then, we were allowed a generous amount of time to enjoy and discuss the wines. This is wine tourism exactly how it should be.

Such a fantastic tour run by the very charismatic Esti! Great explanation of the wine and the history of the winery. Very much enjoyed her conversation and explanation of the wines. Would love to come back one day. Also fantastic wine. Cheers!

We had a great Tour and Tasting with the Gomez Cruzado Team. This winery stands out in terms of passion, winestyle and wine philosophy: Rioja 4.0. You can do both: Be serious about your history and the traditions, but innovate and set new bars in terms of elegance, terroir and focus on the essentials. It was really outstanding.

Within a walking distance from the town center, this winery tour was a pleasure. Super informative, well presented by a very passionate knowledgable guide. The wine is to die for. We were so happy to have chosen this particular family run establishment over a larger more commercial one. Look no further.

We had a fantastic visit to Bodegas Gómez Cruzado where we toured their winemaking facility and tasted several of their best wines. Our guide Silvia was extremely knowledgeable and talked us through both the history of the bodega and the winemaking process. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Haro!

A comprehensive and fun education about wines from this beautiful region. Sylvia was so knowledgeable and genuinely passionate about the art of wine making. She was very generous with a great sense of humour. And the wines were really special! Highly recommend this tour and the wines.

Exceptional tour and beautiful bodegas! Sarah was a very knowledgeable and friendly guide who you can tell is really passionate about wines. Would definitely recommend to take the tour and learn about the impressive history of this winery.

Good wine on offer but hard to get attention at the wine bar. We had two glasses of Rioja at the wine bar. Staff were nice enough when serving but had to work to get their attention while they were snacking in the back aisle.

Lovely, history-filled bodega. We did a special wine tasting where they poured older vintages of their 904 and Arana wines (2015, 2016 and 1997). A real treat. My only feedback would be for the wine tour guide to be a bit more mindful of senior citizens on the tour and check in to see if they are doing alright walking along the many stairs and steps - we were often falling behind with my grandma and it would have been nice to perhaps find a shortcut for her or slow down the overall walking pace of the group just a bit so that we weren't lost all the time trying to keep up. 🙏

There is a reception and shopping section in an authentic and historical building and a wine bar and sales section in the opposite building "El Garage Del Club De Cosecheros", garden was attentive and enjoyable. We had "Discovering La Rioja Alta Tour". Our guide was diligent and knowledgeable, but he seemed a little nervous at the beginning. After a nice tour, before starting the tasting, my request for water was met with surprise, she took care of it. But she couldn't find it. All the wines except Gran Reserva 904 1997 were of decent quality. The age of this wine deserves respect, but the fruit had abandoned it years ago. Vina Alberdi was very fruity and had good balance, Vina Ardanza and Vina Arana were perfect examples of Rioja. As I couldn't understand 904 and would like to meet with 890 we passed to wine bar building. Gran reserva 904 2015 was amazing and has great capacity for aging. Gran reserva 890 2010 was also complex and elegant, long aging capacity but little pricy. It was a very satisfied visit and I recommend everyone.

Haro, the region in La Rioja is full of wineries. We paid €20 for the experience and got really good insights. 3 glasses of wine is included. And at the end you can have 1 extra glass of your favorite wine. 🍷

A nice place to visit and enjoy some glass of wines! You can find wine by glass in the bar, and also the bottled wine which sold there. You can taste all portfolio of La Rioja Alta and the wines from same Company Group like Aster, and also buy some bottles with good price.

Nice visit. Beautiful property with some quality wines. Not buzzed enough to get the 57 euro glass to see how much better it is than the 904 reserva...

We did the Imperial tour and it was great. Very knowledgeable and pleasant guide who explained all about the origins of the company, the different wines and the wine making process. Great tour of the cellars including what they call the cemetery where the oldest wines are kept. The tour finished with a very relaxed and tutored wine tasting accompanied by cheese and ham. Great experience and highly recommended. We finished off our visit with some purchases in the shop.

The scenery is very beautiful. The tour we did felt a bit hasty especially at the end. We did the 3pm tour and had 10-15min for the tasting, which was not what I expected. The tour was focused on the Imperial witch is their best one, the other ones where “bad” and he didn’t spend any attention to it. It seemed to me that it was cheap and not tasty wine. What was surprising is that we drank three wines and none of them was the Imperial. This was in my opinion very disappointing since the whole tour was focused on this wine. After the tasting we received 2min to drink up and leave since they closed at 4.30pm. Even the bar outside was closed… No opportunity at all to try the great (or so they say) Impereal. Still 3 stars for the explanation, scenery and exposition we could visit.

We visited the wine bar / store where they have a bigger variety of wines than some others, given they have multiple brands from Rioja as well as other regions of Spain. People were so helpful and knowledgeable. It’s open a little later (until 5p) than most of the others in the Barrio. They are building a larger wine bar to be open in 2025.

We had a fabulous Imperial tour and were very well looked after by Senor Peru from Bilbao. Only 4 of us were on it so it really felt intimate and informative. All questions were answered and the tasting was superb and not rushed. Felt like we were VIP’s. Definitely highly recommended.

We loved this winery! Ekaitz was the perfect guide, he had great knowledge and his humour translated well. The tour felt very authentic and it was wild to see how old some of their wines are. Would 100% recommend

Excellent day of wine tasting. We were hosted by a lovely gentlemen. Sorry I can't remember his name but his Spanish with an English accent. Wines were great.

Amazing experience, the best Bodega in Haro. And they don't close for no reason like some of these other places.

Very special winery with excellent wine. Make sure to buy a bottle of wine and sit in the garden to enjoy wine with cheese and other tapas . You get water tapas and other free when you buy a bottle of wine

Amazing hospitality and experience at the bodgeas! We were in the area for wine tasting during the weekend and stopped by this place. A truly amazing experience and a key highlight of our day. Delicious reserva wine that can easily qualify as a gran reserva! After tasting a few bottles at the shop, the friendly staff, offered to show us their facilities behind the scenes with no reservations! Learnt alot from the quick visit and truly a bodegas that one needs to tour and experience their traditional family heritage of making wine.

Fabulous Wine & visit We enjoyed visiting Vina Tondonia and attending some wine tasting. The place is beautiful and feel very unique. Highly recommended to all.

A nice place to visit and try some top quality Rioja wines. Raphael Lopez de Heredia is known for its Tondonia vineyard, and most of the wine lovers use “tondonia” to redder to this winemaker. We visited the winemaking area and barrel aging places, and also tasted 2 wines. I love the wines from R. Lopez for many years, and this time I got the opportunity!

This was a slight disappointment fir me and other attending the same tour I met later at another bodega. The tour was very informative though for the price of 40 euros it's expected to be high quality. We visited all facilities involved in wine making process. The wine tasting was a huge disappointment. We were able to taste only three wines if which the first was nothing to tell about. Other reservas were nice. We didn't have a chance to taste their Gran Reserva. We weren't handed a bottle of their wine after the tour and the wine tasting. I afterwards found out that it should have picked up after tasting from the other location. The guide didn't mention about it at all. People left without the bottle.

This winery has a really nice setting. A very stylish, modern tasting room and a very nice area to sit outside, with a very relaxing feel to it. Since we were travelling with our Bulldog we took a seat outside and got some wine (with free nibbles). The wine was fine, got the typical Rioja flavour. But - compared to some other Bodegas we've visited - lacked a special something. Did not wow us enough. Prise-wise their wines are a good deal, but then there's so much competition around here. And considering that we just found the wine too average and quite light on the palate without any long-lasting flavours. But the setting is really nice, staff helpful and friendly. Still a fine Bodega to take a seat outside and enjoy a glass or two.

We had a fantastic tour filled with really interesting tidbits about the region and the family’s history in wine. Always lovely to see winemakers that really stick to their roots and keep the family business thriving!

We had a very nice wine tasting with the help of Christina. Very kind service and she explained each wine in very good English. You can get small tasting sized servings from very wide range of wines. Best tasting in Haro so far.

So friendly! Lot of knowledge. We came to Rioja for the first time and it was really good. The lady at the reception helped us selecting the best wines & bites. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

One of the best winery tours that we have ever done. Our guide, Lola, was an absolute pro, giving detailed explanations about the history of the vineyard and area. The small group (only 10 people) gave her time to patiently answer all of our questions. The complex, with its labyrinthine warren of tunnels and cellars, is an eye-opener. And of course the wines - particularly the Viña Pomal - are delicious. Highly recommended!

We learned SO much about the history and production of Rioja wine. Three 'reserve' tastings too. All for only 25 euros! Thanks to our informative guide Cristina.

Just had an amazing wine tasting experience at Bodegas Bilbaínas in Haro! The whole visit was fantastic, but what truly elevated it was our guide, Naiara. Her knowledge of the winery's history and passion for the wines were infectious. Naiara's explanations were clear and engaging, making even the most complex aspects of winemaking interesting. She was also incredibly friendly and approachable, making the tasting a fun and informative experience. The wines themselves were delicious, of course. Highly recommend a visit to Bodegas Bilbaínas, especially if you're lucky enough to have Naiara as your guide!

Nayera gave an outstanding tour! Clearly she’s very passionate about wine. Not only did she give me a deeper appreciation of Rioja wine, she taught me many new things. If you want a small intimate tour, this is the place.

Absolutely stunning winery. The tasting is super relaxed and the surroundings, inside and out, are beautiful. It would be great to try more than 3 wines by the glass, but this is a must stop for a tasting. Really nice staff, great wine - stop here for sure!

The visit was amazing. I highly recommend visiting it and also trying the wines paired with chocolate. It was amazing. I'll absolutely be back. :) Vega and Lucia were our amazing guides. And the ship wine <3. It's a win - win situation

Lucia is a wonderful guide for our Ebro Balcony private tour experience. She is not only knowledgeable but also her bubbly and friendly personalities really made the entire two hours enjoyable and fun. The entire tour was very educational and compared to many other winery tours we did, it was one of the most memorable. We got to see and understand the whole process from farm to bottle and it ended with the most romantic picnic lunch by the Ebro river complete with local delicacies and wine tasting of Roda's 5 best wines. The entire experience was magical and I would highly recommend it. Lucia, if you ever visit the US, please ping us.

It was absolutely by chance that we went to Roda, they were one of the few vineyards that had tours in English on a Saturday, but we are so glad they did! We had the best time. Our guide Lucia was amazing, very friendly and knowledgeable. She was able to answer all our questions. A thorough tour through all the different aspects of the wine making process. We learnt so much and thoroughly enjoyed the tasting with chocolates at the end - of course!! 10/10 would recommend

I was looking forward to visiting this winery, having previously enjoyed their wine from a local shop. Unfortunately, their customer service fell far short of expectations. Due to a last-minute airline cancellation—completely outside my control—I was unable to attend the prepaid tour. I reached out as soon as I could, but the winery refused to offer a refund or credit, citing their strict cancellation policy. Every other business on our itinerary showed understanding and made accommodations. This winery chose inflexibility over empathy. It’s disheartening to see such disregard for genuine circumstances. If their business model depends on keeping money from guests who never arrive, it raises questions about their priorities. I won’t be recommending a visit, and I won’t be purchasing their wine again. Hospitality should extend beyond the tasting room—and this experience showed none.

Excellent tour, very informative and excellent wines, thoroughly enjoyable

Although somehow pricey, the tour consisted of showing all parts of their wine making process. I've especially liked their practices revolving around sustainability. The 12-meter underground wine barrel-aging tunnel was a surprise, more so the direct exit to Ebro river. Both their wine and EVOO tastings were nice.

We enjoyed tasting the Roda wine in the Wine Bar (not a tour) in the Barrio in Haro. It’s a great place to taste local Rioja wines. We selected our wine by the glass. Modern bar with very old wine cave. Really pleasant knowledge staff.

A Wonderful Visit to Ramón Bilbao Winery Our visit to Ramón Bilbao was a memorable experience from start to finish. It was fascinating to explore the winery’s rich history and see firsthand how tradition and innovation come together in their wine-making process. The wine shop offered a fantastic selection, and we were recommended the Mirto, which turned out to be an exceptional choice—elegant, complex, and beautifully balanced. A very special thank you to Zaida, whose warmth, attention to detail, and excellent service made our visit even more enjoyable. Her genuine kindness and professionalism truly stood out and added a personal touch to the experience. Highly recommended for any wine lover visiting the region.

Choices are plentiful at the Ramón Bilbao winery in Haro! There is a large wine shop with an area for tasting. Added bonus: tours are possible and there’s even a restaurant with wine bar. Recommend reserving in advance. Back to the wine shop, the selection of wines and other spirits is vast.

We got there a bit late with an hour or so to go. But Naomi was so welcoming and got us into tasting fairly quickly. We ended tasting 5 different wines. Her hospitality was second to none. We also noticed how gorgeous their bottles were and Naomi decided to let us take an empty one as souvenir. We had an amazing experience simply for how Naomi delivered an excellent customer service. Cheers to Naomi.

Giuseppe must be mentioned. Truly the most knowledgeable, gregarious, and warm-hearted bar-man we ever encountered in all our travels. He puts true heart, soul, and passion into giving the guests of Ramon Bilbao the best wine tasting experience. The wines were excellent 🥇 The winery tastefully decorated 🍷 A truly must-visit winery, especially with Giuseppe at your service.

Bodegas Ramón Bilbao has great wine, but this is not the only reason to go. The friendly service and the wonderful food paired with wine made this an excellent four hour experience. Noemi and Chenoa, a mother and daughter team who are working in the bar and restaurant, were amazing. The menu el legado del tiempo is the meal in the photos.

Interesting winery! The excursion with degustación of 3 types of wine 🍷 (rose and 2 red). I really liked the bar with variety of wine 🍷 and grand chimney 🔥 with Christmas decorations 🤌. We’ve tried delicious Reserva 👌

What a fantastic winery! We enjoyed a fantastic tour of the incredible Ramon Bilbao winery in Haro. Our guide, Victor, was very knowledgeable, friendly and fun and it made for a really enjoyable and educational two hours. The winery is very impressive and everything is presented immaculately. The shop offers all the wines individually as well as some fantastic presentation packages, accessories and glassware. The winery tour was fascinating and even included a short film documenting the harvesting process in a small cinema room. The tasting room was just perfect to enjoy sampling the wonderful rioja wines with the added benefit of Victor's explanation and experience. We had lunch afterwards in the fantastic restaurant where we enjoyed an excellent selection of great food accompanied, of course, by more fantastic RB wines. We thoroughly recommend this winery and the whole experience it offers.

There was a paper saying it would open from 5pm, and many tourists were wasting time, but it never opened. Irresponsible tourism. No point in making a pilgrimage.

Nice to visit, and very scary in the night…

Beautiful 🙂

(Translated by Google) A church that you should not miss if you visit Haro. A Plateresque-style doorway as an altarpiece, a 68-meter tower whose first bodies are neo-Gothic and culminates in a Baroque style and its flowery Gothic interior that consists of three naves of the same height and with a ribbed vault that simulates palm trees. formed by various nerves that intertwine forming a complicated network. And a main altarpiece of baroque style divided into three sections separated by large columns as a candelabra. In short, an architectural gem. (Original) Una iglesia que no debes perderte si vistas Haro. Una portada de estilo plateresco a modo de retablo, una torre de 68 metros cuyos primeros cuerpos son neogóticos y culmina en estilo barroco y su interior gótico florido que consta de tres naves de la misma altura y con una bóveda de crucería que simula a las palmeras formada por diversos nervios que se entrelazan formando una complicada red. Y un retablo mayor de estilo barroco dividido en tres cuerpos separado por grandes columnas a modo de candelabro En definitiva una joya arquitectónica.

(Translated by Google) The main gate is Baroque, and the overall feel of the cathedral is Romanesque. As a cathedral dedicated to Saint Thomas, on the left side of the tympanum is a sculpture of Thomas doubting the resurrection of Jesus, and on the right side is a sculpture of the resurrection of Jesus. Above that is a sculpture of Jesus being whipped, being crowned, being dragged by the governor, and carrying the cross. It is a pity that the door is closed, so I cannot go in. (Original) 정문은 바로크, 전체적으로는 로마네스크 느낌이 나는 성당. 도마 성인을 모신 성당답게 팀파눔에 왼쪽에는 예수님의 부활을 의심하는 도마의 모습, 오른쪽에는 예수님의 부활이 조각되어 있다. 그 위로는 채찍질을 당하고, 면류관이 씌이고, 총독에게 끌려가고, 십자가를 지고 이동하는 예수가 조각되어 있다. 문이 닫혀 들어가보진 못해 아쉽다

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful church, and volunteers will open the church and explain it to you for €1. Even before entering, the Plateresque façade catches your eye. Inside, you can see the marvelous altarpiece, the circular sacristy, and the organ. One of the most interesting things is the collection of mass wines from around the world. They have about 70 bottles from several different countries on display. (Original) Es una iglesia preciosa y hay voluntarios que por 1€ abren la iglesia y te la explican. Ya antes de entrar llama la atención la fachada plateresca. Dentro se pueden apreciar el retablo, que es una maravilla, la sacristía de forma circular y el órgano. Una de las cosas más curiosas es la colección de vinos de misa de varias partes del mundo, tienen expuestas unas 70 botellas de varios países diferentes.

(Translated by Google) A spectacular visit with a superb guide, Darío, who showed us all the secrets of this marvel. We also had the privilege of going up to the roof and seeing the entire reconstruction. The church is a spectacle, and when you're shown every detail with such care, the impression is doubled. (Original) Espectacular visita con un guia de lujo, Darío,que nos ha mostrado todos los secretos de esta maravilla. Además, hemos tenido el privilegio de subir a la cubierta y ver toda la reconstrucción. La iglesia es un espectáculo y si encima te muestran todos los detalles con tanto cariño la impresión es doble

Had a great wine tour with Roberto. We saw three wineries and received a lot of interesting facts about the area, the different wineries, their history all delivered in an engaging style. Roberto is obviously passionate about the region and the industry, along with the challenges they face in the next few years. We had a small intimate group and Roberto was incredibly generous with his time. We saw all aspects of the industry from making barrels, the linked cellars and the preservation of the old with the new additions. Definitely recommend if you have a few days here to do this tour!!

(Translated by Google) If you like quality wine this is your place, great atmosphere, live music, top pintxos and each winery a new surprise. I'm already looking forward to going to the next edition. A true "PASS" experience La Rioja, Haro and its wineries. (Original) Si te gusta el vino de calidad este es tu lugar, ambientazo, música en directo,pintxos top y cada bodega una sorpresa nueva. Ya estoy deseando ir a la próxima edición.Una auténtica "PASADA" viva La Rioja, Haro y sus bodegas.

I would like to leave a 5-star review for Roberto who gave us a guided tour of the Barrio de la Estación winery district today! We visited 3 wineries and got an exceptionally in-depth and behind-the-scenes tour, seeing all aspects of the wine production here in Haro. We also tasted some fantastic wines, including some surprising ones, but everything was absolutely fantastic! Thank you Roberto, hope to see you again on another visit! 🥂

(Translated by Google) On our trip to La Rioja we went to the station neighborhood in Haro where there is the largest concentration of wine cellars in the world and surely barrels and bottles. Walking from the center of Haro it is barely a kilometer walk and then there you can visit the oldest and most interesting wineries in the Rioja Alta area. (Original) En nuestro viaje a la Rioja fuimos al barrio de la estación en Haro donde se encuentra la mayor concentración de bodegas de vino del mundo y seguramente de barricas y botellas. Paseando desde El centro de Haro apenas hay un kilómetro andando y luego allí puedes visitar las bodegas más antiguas e interesantes de la zona Rioja Alta.

If you love wines it is a must visit. Fantastic place. Roda, Viña Tondonia, Pomal, Muga Cune, Rioja alta 🍷😍

(Translated by Google) The 2026 ticket sales are ridiculous, to say the least. I've been there almost every year and have promoted it like crazy, but after the embarrassment of the supposed "sale" of promotional tickets on the 10th... I'm going to promote the non-visit!!! You've been killed by success!!!! (Original) Lo de la venta de entradas de 2026 es de traca, por decirlo suavemente. He acudido casi todos los años y lo he promocionado hasta la médula, pero después de la vergüenza de la supuesta “venta” de entradas de promoción del día 10….Voy a promocionar la No visita!!! Habéis muerto de éxito!!!!

(Translated by Google) Be careful with the hours; you may make reservations at 2 p.m. when you buy your passport, and when you get to the wineries, they may already be closed. (Original) Ojo con las horas, puede reservas a las 14h cuando compras el pasaporte y cuando llegues a las bodegas ya estén cerradas.

Penelope was a fantastic guide. Her years of studies and experience really showed off during the tour and the tasting. The tour started with a small general introduction of the wine region Rioja and Haro. After a 2 minute walk we entered the old winery, with all its interesting smells, numerous of ageing bottles and barrel racks. Very interesting to hear about the history and how the wine is created nowadays.

Today we visited Bodegas Manzanos in Haro. We had a wonderful experience. Normally we would visit in group but because this group couldn’t make it we were only two. So we had a private tour performed by one of the most passionate guides I ever met called Ruben. He explained the history of the oldest Bodega in Rioja and showed us step by step the wine making process. Also the bodega inside is impressive! We finished with a wine degustation of 5 wines that gave a very good overview of what we learned in the tour and how excellent Rioja wines need to be. In my life I visited many wine houses but this is certainly one of my best experiences!

Great tour of the oldest winery in Haro. So much history, museum with artifacts from many centuries, and delicious wines! We greatly appreciated joining last minute and being welcomed!

The experience was great. Both the tour through the winery and the tasting itself. Our host, Ruben, explained very well the history of Rioja wines and how the winery was founded. The tasting itself was fantastic. Strongly recommended to go there.

A great way to learn about the history of wine making in the Rioja region. Bodegas Manzanos has a fascinating history, a superb winery 2mins from its store front in Calle Prim in Haro, and the 5 wines tasted were diverse and helpful in being able to understand the subtlies of the spanish wine varietials. I learned so much.

Fabulous wine tasting experience. I love Rioja wine and it was so interesting to find out more about where it comes from and how it’s made. Our guide Rueben was superb. A must for any wine lover visiting the wine region. Great way to spend an afternoon in Haro and absolutely delicious wines!

Ruben was an exceptional host, great detailed tour with a lot of humour too. Wonderful property dating back a century and decent wines for tasting as well. 35 Eur per head.

One of the most important, historical place not only in Haro, but in the Rioja region. Fantastic people who has created an amazing atmosphere where the tradition and heritage meet modernity and the new approach for winemaking and hospitality. It is "must see" place for all wine & vermuth lovers.

Fantastic winery! We went there for a tour which costed nothing, was private and very in-depth. We got to taste some wines and eat some local meats. Overall we loved our visit and it is all thanks to the hospitality of Lourdes and the family run winery. Cannot recommend this place enough.

Big thanks to Andrea! She provided us with so much care and gave us answers to every question. Nothing was too much to ask! Really a great experience where I fell in love with this family winery!

Great hospitality and interesting story about their specific vine making process. Excellent vines and vermut. Book your visit ahead.

Having visited the old winery many years ago we were very excited to see the new one. Very impressive we found it too! The food and wine pairings were excellent, and we thoroughly enjoyed all. Much more commercialised than our last visit when it was very much a family business with a much more intimate feel about it but that is progress. Very interesting to taste the Vermouths too. Just disappointed that your wines are not more readily available in the UK!.

Excellent free winery tour and tasting. Impressive wine cellar! Beside wine, they also produce an excellent Vermut, must try!!

Great place, lot's of interesting information about wine and wine making.

We were told to hike up to the Ermita de San Felices by one of the local wine makers. What an experience I must say. It isn't a long hike, but well worth the climb to the top. The shrine is interesting, and the view towards Haro is beautiful. We loved the color of fall on the vineyards, and we could see snow on the mountain top in the distance. Well worth the short drive out of town.

Stunning view close to Haro after ir before a wine tasting.

Amazing view worth the climb

Amazing views!

Went for the Haro Wine Fight and it did not disappoint. Took the bus up from Haro but honestly could have walked. We walked back and it was glorious. Go early. Get up there by 8:30am otherwise it’s not really worth it.

(Translated by Google) A landmark for the people of Haro. It's a chapel about 6 km from the town where the Battle of Wine takes place every June 29th. Outside of these dates, it's worth a visit for its views of the cliffs and the so-called Haro shells. It's also a good place to watch the sunset. (Original) Llegar de referéncia para la gente de Haro. Es una ermita a unos 6 kms. del pueblo donde tiene lugar cada 29 de junio la Batalla del vino. Fuera de edad fechas merece una visita por sus vistas a los riscos y a las llamadas conchas de Haro. También es un buen lugar para ver una puesta de sol

(Translated by Google) Spectacular views!!! You have a climb of 337 steps plus some small ramps in between; the views are well worth the effort. The chapel is closed, but you can reach the foot of San Felices de Bilibio, patron saint of Haro. (Original) Vistas espectaculares!!! Tienes una subida de 337 escalones más unas pequeñas rampas entre medias, las vistas bien merece este esfuerzo. La ermita está cerrada pero llegas hasta los pies de san Felices de Bilibio, patrono de Haro.

We had a wonderful afternoon at Tihom. Hostess Irene was very enthusiastic and explained everything well. Delicious appetizers paired with the wines. The last white wine was especially delicious. We thoroughly enjoyed it!

We have enjoyed a wonderful tour of the Tihom winery today. Our tour guide has been excellent and able to answer all of our questions. We have thoroughly enjoyed our tour and wine tasting. We leave feeling more knowledgable about the process of wine production and having enjoyed some excellent wines from the Tihom winery.

Went in for some wine and each glass was served with a small tapas which was much appreciated and very delicious. The husband and wife team were busy with many friends hanging out while we were there. Service was a bits low. 2021 red THM wine is very good.

We came here last year and had an excellent experience. Our server was pleasant, helpful and informative. We tasted many of the wines, enjoyed the complementary tapas and bought 3 bottles of wine. We were impressed by the menu and decided to return this year to sample the food with the wines. This year we returned with the intention of tasting and buying more wine but also to have our lunch from The menu with the suggested wine pairing. Unfortunately, after one course of our lunch and a glass of wine each, which we really enjoyed, we were made to feel most uncomfortable by the rude response I received after going into the bar to request another glass of wine each to accompany our unfinished first course. We were intending to order more food and paired wines but felt so belittled by his rude and insolent response that we asked for the bill, paid and left. Such a shame as we were enjoying our lunch and would have spent a considerable amount on the rest of lunch and wines to take home. Consequently we did not buy any bottles of wine and will not be recommending this bodega to our friends and follower travellers. In fact we are very disappointed that we returned.

I came in for a glass of wine two days ago & was bought a little food taster to go with it, really nice. I was sat outside & first time here. I visited today, ordered wine & whilst everyone else around us was given tasters with their glasses of wine & we weren't. The menu states 'all the wines are paired with an appetizer'. It's not the food that's the issue, it's the inconsistancy & when everyone else is eating. Not impressed today.

Excellent wines, one of my favourites in the station area wineries.

Irene provided incredible service- she was amazing, friendly, and informative on a very busy day. We were just passing through (I know, right?) so we tried two of their wines. The atmosphere was friendly and bright. Would definitely recommend!

Capital of the rioja region and totally and utterly completely bonkers! Concerts, dj's, shows, brass bands, pintos, oh and wine of course! Loved the vibe of this town, gorgeous old centre and plaza, every facility and amenity you could want. Friendly local people, stylish bars, lots going on. I wish we'd been there for the battaille de vino 29th June!

Road-trip: La Rioja, Haro - As part of a road-trip through La Rioja, Haro is a must. Not only are several of the most prominent winemakers in the region located in and around Haro, but also the town center is full of restaurants offering top quality options to get a taste of the local flavors. Walking around, you’ll find statues in the street as well as wall murals.

Came back to Haro after 7 years. Loved it the first time around, but didn't have much time to fully enjoy it. This time we stayed 4 nights in town. And it is still a fantastic little town. The Historic Center is where all the action is in the evenings, and it really gets packed on weekends. Besides the main square "Plaza De La Paz", the two small lanes "Calle Santo Tomás" and "Calle San Martín" are the places where you will find countless bars and restaurants. Also on the square "Plaza San Martin", which connects these two streets. For good Tapas head to "Los Canos" or "El Remolino". For Tapas with a twist, then you really need to check out the amazing "Beethoven I", amazing and innovative Tapas creations. We always enjoyed some bar-hopping here. Ending the night in one of the bars around Plaza De La Paz...many open late. The "Suizo" served huge drinks for small prices. Besides the food and drinks, it's the untouched old buildings in this part of town which makes it looks like you time-travelled back a few hundred years. And even though a major tourist attraction in the Rioja region, it is surprising how little international visitors you see in the evenings. It's mostly locals and spanish tourists. And that's great. In case you can't find a seat in one of the bars, do as locals do and just grab your Tapas and wine and sit on some bench, stone wall or stroll around the Plaza. Nice to know that many restaurants and bars allow dogs inside. Just ask. Haro is a wonderful town, a great base to explore the wine country. We will definitely be back. But we won't wait 7 years again.

Quiet out of season but just enough open to get food and refreshments!

Nice little town, great wine

Pleasant and interesting area in the heart of the Rioja region. The restaurants and bars in the vicinity of Plaza Mayor were good value. Good food and drink, not tourist traps. The wineries on the other side of the river were quite touristy and left me a bit disappointed.

This little wine city is known for mainly producing great wines. Its buildings look ancient but its a very clean well maintained city. Unfortunately we couldn't take pictures. We where in a hurry

Lovely little gallery very nicely designed.

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And a nice view from the roof

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(Translated by Google) Very pleasant visit in the heart of Haro. Highlights include Rafael Pérez (ceramist) and José Manuel Rodríguez Arnaez. The views from the Tower towards the Plaza are very beautiful (Original) Visita muy agradable en pleno centro de Haro. Destacan de Rafael Pérez (ceramista) y José Manuel Rodríguez Arnaez. Las vistas desde el Torreón hacia la Plaza son muy bonitas

(Translated by Google) The museum is beautiful because of the building that houses it. There was an exhibition by a local painter. The funny thing was that during the visit the sworn guard accompanied us, explaining the paintings. (Original) El museo es bonito por el edificio que lo alberga. Había una exposición de un pintor de la zona. Lo gracioso fue que durante la visita nos acompañó la guardia jurado, explicando los cuadros.

(Translated by Google) El Torreón is a place worth visiting both for the building itself and for its exhibitions. The lobby is spacious and bright; when I visited, it housed "Barro, Fuego y Alma" (Clay, Fire, and Soul) by local ceramist Rafa Pérez, with interesting pieces (I highlight a pictorial composition near the entrance). The alabaster staircase leading to the upper floors reminded me of the Cañas Abbey Church; beautiful, as is the spiral staircase leading to the rooftop viewing platform, from which you can enjoy spectacular views of the vineyards, the Sierra de Cantabria, and Haro's square. Upstairs, the photography exhibition "La morada de las nieves" (The Moratorium of the Snows. On the Roof of the World) by Fernando Ezquerro showcased stunning landscapes and portraits of the Himalayas. Very friendly staff and free admission. A cultural gem in Haro that combines history, art, and unique panoramas. (Original) El Torreón es un lugar que merece la visita tanto por el edificio como por sus exposiciones. El vestíbulo es amplio y luminoso; cuando fui, albergaba Barro, Fuego y Alma, de Rafa Pérez, ceramista local, con piezas curiosas (destaco una composición pictórica junto a la entrada). Las escaleras de alabastro que suben a las plantas superiores me recordaron a la iglesia de la abadía de Cañas; preciosas, igual que la escalera de caracol que lleva al mirador de la azotea, desde donde se disfrutan vistas espectaculares de los viñedos, la Sierra de Cantabria y la plaza de Haro. Arriba, la exposición fotográfica La morada de las nieves. En el techo del mundo de Fernando Ezquerro mostraba paisajes y retratos impresionantes del Himalaya. Personal muy amable y entrada gratuita. Una joya cultural en Haro que combina historia, arte y panorámicas únicas.

(Translated by Google) Bodega Berceo is the oldest in Haro, it has great potential that they will surely know how to take advantage of. (Original) Bodega Berceo es la mas antigua de Haro, tiene un gran potencial que seguro sabrán sacárselo

(Translated by Google) Spectacular experience about the winery and its history. Great service from Rubén and fantastic tasting of spectacular broths🤤. It is worth booking and visiting. (Original) Experiencia espectacular sobre la bodega y su historia. Buenísima atención de Rubén y fantástica cata de caldos espectaculares🤤. Merece la pena reservar y visitar.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular! I loved the visit. I put it in my Top wineries. Thank you so much. (Original) Espectacular! Me encantó la visita. Lo pongo en mi Top de bodegas. Muchas gracias.

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful winery in Haro! Highly recommended! (Original) La bodega más bonita de Haro! Muy recomendable!

(Translated by Google) Wonderful wines Great quality and excellent broths- (Original) Maravillosos vinos Gran calidad y excelentes caldos-

(Translated by Google) Spectacular. Pure history of Rioja (Original) Espectacular. Historia pura del Rioja

Beautiful but simply, just a small kids area...

Not expensive, close to the road.good service.

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(Translated by Google) Nice playground, with grass and full of trees, with picnic tables, very pleasant in summer (Original) Bonito parque infantil, con césped y lleno de árboles, con mesas de picnic, muy agradable en verano

(Translated by Google) It should be more careful but it is fine to spend the day quietly without crowds. It has tables and benches for snacking, lunch, dinner..., a playground and a green recreation area. Perfect to go with children. (Original) Debería d estar más cuidado pero está bien para pasar el día tranquilamente sin masificaciones. Tiene mesas y bancos para merendar, comer, cenar... , parque infantil y zona verde de esparcimiento. Perfecto para ir con niños.

(Translated by Google) A nice quiet place to be with friends and family. Large grass area to walk, swings, area of ​​tables and benches, a fountain. (Original) Un bonito sitio tranquilo para estar con amigos y familia. Zona amplia de césped para pasear, columpios, zona de mesas y bancos, una fuente.

(Translated by Google) A park with great views, lots of grass, tables, a playground, benches, and a fountain. Near the center of Haro. Ideal for spending time or spending time with the kids or dogs. It could use more trash cans, as many people destroy them and leave everything on the floor. (Original) Parque con buenas vistas,mucho césped,mesas,parque infantil,bancos y fuente. Cerca del centro de Haro. Ideal para pasar un rato o estar con los niños o perros. Faltarían más papeleras ya que mucha gente se dedica a estroperlas y dejan todo tirado por el suelo.

(Translated by Google) Near Miranda de Ebro, Burgos, a Treasure. Let's get to know our nearby history better, and take care of our heritage and nature. (Original) Cerca de Miranda de Ebro, Burgos, un Tesoro. Conozcamos mejor nuestra historia cercana, y cuidemos el patrimonio y la naturaleza.

(Translated by Google) Historic place with beautiful sculptures and religious wooden altarpieces as well as a very detailed gold leaf altar. Advisable. (Original) Histórico lugar con preciosas esculturas y retablos religiosos de madera así como un altar al pan de oro muy detallado. Recomendable.

(Translated by Google) It is very curious to see, admission is free. Very good explanations and attention. (Original) Es muy curioso de ver, la entrada es gratuita. Las explicaciones y la atención muy buenas.

(Translated by Google) Everything very good. Excellent place (Original) Todo muy bien . Excelente lugar

(Translated by Google) Recoleto. Reloaded. (Original) Recoleto. Recargado.

(Translated by Google) The museum is beautiful, and the church too. (Original) Precioso el museo, y la iglesia también.

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Muy bueno