Vacation Rentals in Logrono, Spain

Vacation rentals in Logrono have a price range between $42-$394. The average price for rentals in Logrono is $82 per night.

Since the city of Logroño is located in Northern Spain, it experiences two distinct seasons: warm weather during the summer months, then cold, wet, and snowy winters.

Due to its long and storied past, the ancient city of Logroño is covered in various historical sites and cultural activities to keep you entertained all vacation long. It's wise to do your research to find the attractions that most appeal to you, but we highly recommend paying a visit to the Concatedral de Santa María de la Redonda to see artwork from Michelangelo and exploring the Museo de La Rioja located in the Palace of Espartero. And it's well worth the few minutes it takes to see part of the old fort and city wall, Muralla del Revellín, while you're in Logroño.

As a city that's famous for its rich history and ancient architecture, Logroño offers an abundance of activities for you to choose from during vacation, like visiting the Church of San Bartolomé, exploring the Iglesia de Santiago el Real, and experiencing the Church of Santa María de Palacio. We also suggest strolling down the vibrant street, La Laurel, to indulge in plenty of pinchos and La Rioja wine as well as grabbing a cup of coffee in the Plaza del Mercado to drink in the Spanish culture while you admire the ancient architecture. Last but not least, you'll want to dedicate some time on your trip to checking out the many wineries that call Logroño home, including Bodegas Franco Españolas and Bodegas Campo Viejo.

As with any ancient city in Spain, the most popular place to find a vacation rental in Logroño is in the historic heart of the city, and for good reason, because the city center is home to the major historical monuments and ancient architectural sites in the area. That said, the city of Logroño is relatively small so you'll never be too far away from anything in town.

Near the North Coast of Spain – about 1.5 hours away from both Bilbao and Zaragoza – lies the city of Logroño. It's the capital of the well-known wine region, La Rioja, as well as a finance and fashion hub. Logroño also has a rich history dating back to the 11th century due to its location on the popular pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela.