The Arlanza Wine Route is presented as an unparalleled journey to the pure essence of Castile. This wine tourism destination invites you to explore the wine, cultural, and human richness of a region whose history and tradition intertwine in each glass of wine.

In the heart of the provinces of Burgos and Palencia, the Arlanza river draws a landscape where the vine, along with other crops and natural landscapes, make up a unique setting. Here, the visitor has the opportunity to immerse themselves in a world where the past and present merge to offer a complete enotouristic experience.

Entering the Arlanza Wine Route is to discover the hospitality of its people, the authenticity of its traditions, and the intensity of its wines. With more than 450 hectares of vineyard spread over a territory that encompasses valleys, mountain ranges, and plains, this route is a compendium of sensations and flavours. The Arlanza Designation of Origin protects and promotes wines of exceptional quality, the result of a climate of contrasts and a rich and varied soil, which together, create the perfect environment for viticulture.

The Arlanza Wine Route is not only synonymous with wine excellence; it is also an invitation to explore a rich and diverse gastronomy, where local products are masterfully combined with the region’s wines.

The peppers of Torquemada, the cherries of Covarrubias, and the famous cheeses of Cerrato are just some of the protagonists of a gastronomic offer that finds in wine its best companion.

The corners of Arlanza are a luxury for the tourist

The Arlanza Wine Route offers a wine tourism proposal that stands out for its richness and diversity.

From the tasting of unique wines, characterised by the Tinta del País or Tempranillo grape, to the exploration of wineries that range from small family productions to avant-garde facilities.

The visitor can immerse themselves in the wine-making process, learn closely about the techniques and secrets of the winegrowers, and participate in tastings that are true sensory experiences.

Beyond wine, the route invites to discover the cultural and natural heritage that surrounds it. Walking through charming villages, exploring ancient wine cellar districts and admiring landscapes that combine vineyards with natural and architectural elements, are an essential part of the visit. The integration of the route with the environment ensures that each activity offers a deep sense of connection with the land and its history.

The accommodations and restaurants on the route are prepared to provide experiences that enhance the enjoyment of wine.

From stays in old restored houses to modern hotels with views of the vineyards, the visitor can expect hospitality that perfectly complements their wine tourism journey. The culinary offer, for its part, focuses on enhancing the local flavours, creating perfect pairings with the wines of the region.

History and heritage: witnesses of time

Delving into the history and heritage of the Arlanza Wine Route is to open a book of stories where each page tells part of the Castilian essence.

The route prides itself on its historical and cultural wealth, evident in the medieval fortresses, Romanesque churches, and monasteries that dot the landscape. These places are not only custodians of a glorious past but also living stages where the wine tradition is celebrated.

The architectural heritage of the route is complemented by a series of festivities and traditions that keep the wine culture alive. Festivals, markets, and open-door days at the wineries offer unique moments to enjoy wine in its most authentic context.

This journey through the Arlanza Wine Route is not just an exploration of flavours and landscapes, but also an encounter with the history and traditions that have shaped this land and will be seen on the upcoming 13th and 14th of March 2024 at FINE #WineTourism Marketplace.