Calle Laurel
The legendary tapas street where many bars serve a free pintxo with every drink order. Each bar specializes in one signature dish, so the tradition is to hop from bar to bar spending just a euro or two at each.
Church in Logrono
Iglesia de San Bartolome
The oldest church in Logrono with a 12th-century Romanesque-Gothic portal considered one of the finest in La Rioja. Free to enter, with carved scenes that tell the story of the saint’s life in stone.
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Other places worth the walk, and what each one costs.
Concatedral de Santa Maria de la Redonda
A 15th-century co-cathedral with twin Baroque bell towers dominating the old town skyline. Free to enter, with a small painting attributed to Michelangelo in one of the side chapels.
Parque del Espolon
The central park and gardens of Logrono, connecting the old town with the Ebro riverfront. Free, shaded, and a natural gathering spot with the equestrian statue of General Espartero at its center.
Puente de Piedra
The historic stone bridge over the Ebro River that Camino de Santiago pilgrims cross when entering Logrono. Free to walk across, with views of the river and the old town.
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