Lleida Wine Route

We invite you to discover the Lleida-Costers del Segre Wine Route, a stroll journey the gastronomy, culture and geography of Lleida, Catalonia through its wineries. On this route you will be able to taste both traditional and new wines produced in charming wineries and visit regions with a rich cultural and natural heritage. ...

Madrid Wine Route

The Region of Madrid has four wine subzones perfect for wine tourism: Navalcarnero, Arganda, San Martín and El Molar. In fact, you can enjoy many activities related to wine in the charming towns that make up this route: visits to wineries, themed tours, tastings, workshops, picnics in the vineyards, etc. ...

Montilla-Moriles Wine Route

Montilla-Moriles wines have become excellent ambassadors for Andalusia. Their current prestige is the fruit of a long winemaking tradition and years of careful barrel ageing. The Montilla-Moriles Wine Route offers you the opportunity to get to know the secrets of this painstaking work, which is part of the identity of this region of Córdoba. ...

Rías Baixas Wine Route

When you visit Galicia in northern Spain and head for the Rías Baixas estuary region, you'll make the acquaintance of the wine known as Albariño. This wine has gained international prestige thanks to its extraordinary qualities and its fresh, young character. ...

Ribera del Guadiana Wine and Cava Route

The Ribera del Guadiana Wine and Cava Route is located in the province of Badajoz, in the region of Extremadura, and showcases the area and its wine-growing tradition through a wide range of wine tourism activities. ...

Rioja Alavesa Wine Route

This region in northern Spain, called Rioja Alavesa produces some of the famous Rioja wines. Due to its geographical location between the river Ebro and the Sierra de Cantabria, this area has a special microclimate perfect for cultivating grape vines. ...

Rioja Alta Wine Route

The Rioja Alta Wine Route runs through a winegrowing area par excellence, the source of some of the most prestigious wines from La Rioja. The main feature of the region's landscape is its vineyards, but it also has spectacular views of the mountains of Toloño, Cantabria and La Demanda, and the route of the Ebro river. ...

Rioja Oriental Wine Route

This wine route explores Rioja Oriental, the easternmost part of the DOC Rioja winegrowing area, which straddles the Autonomous Regions of La Rioja and Navarra. The area is full of family-run and traditional wineries, alongside larger industrial producers. ...

Rueda Wine Route

Sierra de Francia Wine Route

This wine-producing region stands out for being the only one to grow the Rufete grape in Spain. Furthermore, its gastronomy showcases the best natural, local produce.

Somontano Wine Route

Visit Somontano in northern Spain. In this region of Huesca, one of the provinces in Aragón, which extends from the foot of the Pyrenees, exquisite wines have been produced for many years. High quality wines to be tried and enjoyed at your leisure. ...

The Txakoli Route

The Txakoli Route in Aiaraldea is in the Basque Country (only 20 kilometres from the city of Bilbao and 35 from Vitoria-Gasteiz), and includes numerous attractive towns and villages like Artziniega, Ayala, Llodio, Okondo, Amurrio and Orduña. The area is known for its culinary heritage and its wealth of traditional produce. ...

Yecla Wine Route

The Yecla Wine Route is an excellent way of discovering all the attractions of this municipality in Murcia through its wine culture, and a series of unique experiences. ...

Zamora Wine Route

The Zamora Wine Route, in Castile and Leon, is perfect to enjoy traditional wine-producing wineries that still preserve their intended use. In addition to signing up for different wine tourism activities, visitors can explore perfectly preserved spaces that maintain the essence of the past, with monuments ranging from the 11th-century ...

The Ribeiro Wine Route

If you're travelling to Galicia in northwest Spain, we recommend taking the Ribeiro Wine Route in the province of Ourense. As well as the area's delicious culinary attractions, it is a perfect opportunity to get to know the region that produces this excellent Ribeiro wine, one of the first products in Spain to be awarded the Designation of ...

Ribera del Duero Wine Route

The Ribera del Duero wine route runs through inland Spain, and more particularly, through four provinces in Castile and León: Burgos, Segovia, Soria and Valladolid. It stretches for 115 kilometres, with the Douro River as its constant travelling companion. ...

Méntrida-Toledo Wine Route

The paths that run through the vineyards of the Méntrida-Toledo Designation of Origin extend from the foothills of the Gredos mountain range to the city of Toledo. These lands stand out for their unique temperament and personality, much like the wines crafted from their fruits. ...

Utiel-Requena Wine Route

Visit the Utiel-Requena region in Valencia, and enjoy the exciting world of vineyards and wine. This area is located in the northwest of the province, on the border with Castile-La Mancha, and an extraordinary wine has been produced here for more than 2,500 years. Get to know the land through the wine route that runs through it. ...

Almansa Wine Route

The Almansa Wine Route, in the heart of the province of Albacete, invites you to “discover, feel, live” a unique wine tourism experience in this region. The landscape of Almansa is different from the rest of the routes in Castile-La Mancha, as it has Mediterranean touches due to its geographical location in the southeast of the region and ...

Penedès Wine Route

This region of Catalonia, located between the plains of the Mediterranean coast and the pre-coastal mountain range, produces exceptional quality wines, which are internationally renowned. Another universally well-known drink is produced here: cava. Discover this territory, rich in art, culture and nature, via the Penedès Wine Route. ...

Navarre wine route

Come to the central part of Navarre and travel the wine route. Here, in addition to trying exquisite wines, you will explore a land packed with history, on Camino de Santiago. Visit its villages, surrounded with a landscape dominated by vineyards, which are clear testimony to the importance that wine has had in this region since Roman times.