Navarre
Come to the middle area of Navarre and follow the wine route. Here, as well as tasting some exquisite wines, you will discover a land steeped in history, on the Camino de Santiago. Visit its villages, surrounded by a landscape dominated by vineyards, a clear testimony to the importance that wine has had in the region since Roman times.
Consortium for the Development of the Central Zone
Calle Las Pozas, 13
31390 -, Navarre (Autonomous Community of Navarre)
+34 948 740 739
consorcio@navarramedia.org https://www.rutadelvinodenavarra.com/Wine towns
Some of the places on and around this wine route include:
Navarre wines are, in general, aromatic, with fruity flavours, a good balance between alcohol content and acidity, and smooth on the palate. White wines have yellow tones, fine aromas and a fresh taste. Rosés have a well-deserved reputation for their unmistakable personality: they are dry, fresh and delicate. Equally exquisite are the red wines produced in this Denomination of Origin area. The most widespread grape in the area is the Garnacha variety.
Tasty gastronomy, which you can savour in any of its restaurants. Monumental centres such as those of Olite and Tafalla, which are a reminder of the importance of this land during the history of the Camino de Santiago, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.Excursions, on foot, on horseback or by bicycle, along paths through the vineyards.For more information, visit any tourist office.
This route runs through the centre of the Navarre region in northern Spain. There are various means of transport to reach this area. Pamplona-Noain airport is less than 30 kilometres from the district. There are also several trains that connect Tafalla and Olite, the main towns on the route, with Vitoria, Pamplona and Zaragoza on a daily basis. It is also easy to get here by car: the A-15 motorway (Autovía de Leitzaran) links this land with Pamplona and San Sebastián; the AP-68 motorway, which leads to Logroño and Zaragoza, and the A-12 motorway, also towards Logroño.Olite, Puente la Reina, Obanos and Tafalla are some of the 70 towns that make up the Navarre Wine Route. It is a land of vineyards, with modern windmills on top of the hills, which make the landscape truly unique. Here you will learn about the wine culture in this district through its wineries, some of which are centuries-old and traditional, along with others that are more modern and innovative. Use the location map on the page to see all the destinations that form part of the Wine Route.
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