Over a century of hedonistic culture amidst golden stones. The world’s largest concentration of century-old wineries, all in a single neighbourhood, where you can experience wine with all five senses.

Clustered around Haro railway station, on the banks of the Ebro, these wineries spearheaded the Rioja wine revolution in the 19th century. Today, six historic names coexist here — CVNE, Gómez Cruzado, La Rioja Alta S.A., Bodegas Bilbaínas-Viña Pomal, Muga and Bodegas RODA — each with its own identity, which together form a legacy of finesse, elegance and longevity that is unique in the world.

• A holistic experience — Uncomplicated, yet full of character: from the visit itself to the landscape, the cuisine and the leisure activities.
• Pure passion — For wine, culture, beauty and the intangible riches of the senses.
• Openness to the world — An iconic brand of authenticity: genuine luxury, a meaningful getaway, a connection with history.
• A memorable experience — An experience that brings people together, one that is remembered and repeated.

Beyond wine and its major event, the Barrio de la Estación offers a complete cultural experience, available all year round.

• Landscape and culture — The visual and cultural richness of Haro and its stunning surroundings.
• History and wine — Direct access to a unique and unrivalled wine heritage.
• Gastronomy and accommodation — Top-class experiences for those who demand the very best in every detail.

Haro is a leading gastronomic destination: the Michelin-starred Nublo restaurant in the town centre, alongside Echaurren and Venta Moncalvillo, and a dense network of local restaurants renowned for their quality.

An increasingly premium range of accommodation, from charming contemporary rural-style lodgings to world-class establishments, offering all the amenities for a bespoke, wellness-focused stay.