330km (205 miles) N of Madrid, 92km (57 miles) W of Pamplona
The capital of the province of La Rioja, Logroño is also the major distribution center for the area's wines and agricultural products. Because La Rioja is so small, Logroño can serve as your base for touring the province's major attractions. Although much of Logroño is modern and dull, it does have an old quarter known to the pilgrims crossing this region to visit the tomb of St. James at Santiago de Compostela.
Logrono Travel Experiences
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Day 7 Logroño - Will I ever get there?
A thirty kilometer walk in the hot sun is not a trip to be undertaken lightly. For this tired Camino walker, it was one v... Continue reading »
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Logroño
Después de haber pasado dos dÃas con Carmelo y su familia me quedaba atravesar España de nuevo hasta La LÃnea pero como el p... Continue reading »
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Choc-fest! (For religion of course!)
Left Puente and started to make my way to the second village on route, the hilltop town of Cirauqui, for breakfast, only to find that the... Continue reading »
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Day 18 and 19, Two nice days in Roja wine country
Day 18 and 19; June 4 and 5thViana to Navarrete, Navarrete to Najera607km to Santiago, 345km from startDistance: 21km, 17kmThe train from... Continue reading »
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A Week in one day! (50Km!!!!)
Well that was the most stupidest thing I think I´ve done in a long time. I think my ego woke up first this morning and declared that I co... Continue reading »
