The Alhama-Linares Valley is the most historically significant active and cultural tourism destination in La Rioja. Dinosaurs dating back over 120 million years, Celtiberian settlements from the 2nd century BC, Roman fortifications from the 1st century AD, medieval castles from the 12th, 13th, and 14th centuries, Renaissance palaces from the 15th century, natural hot springs, cycling routes, equestrian trails, hiking paths, a Starlight Destination, wineries, espadrille workshops… and much more await you for a unique and unforgettable experience.

Located in southeastern La Rioja and part of the La Rioja Biosphere Reserve, the Alhama-Linares Valley is a destination that combines nature, heritage, and traditions, all enhanced by a stunningly beautiful landscape. Bisected by the Alhama and Linares rivers, the valley is characterized by a mountainous landscape that acts as a transition between the Iberian System and the Ebro Valley, offering unique panoramic views and stunning natural landscapes.

The territory comprises small municipalities with a distinctly rural character, where local customs, traditional architecture, and cuisine based on local produce remain vibrant.

The valley is ideal for active, cultural, and nature tourism, with notable cycling and hiking routes that traverse riverbanks, forests, farmlands, and areas of exceptional scenic beauty.

It also boasts a significant historical legacy based on its medieval castles, ecclesiastical heritage, and archaeological sites, particularly those of Celtiberian, Roman, and Paleozoic origin, with a special emphasis on dinosaur footprints.

The Alhama-Linares Valley presents itself as a tranquil and authentic destination, geared towards sustainable tourism, where visitors can enjoy the landscape, local culture, and a relaxed pace of life, far removed from large, overcrowded tourist centers.