The Lleida Wine Route, a jewel on the national wine tourism scene, is preparing to dazzle at the next edition of FINE #WineTourism Marketplace, to be held on 13 and 14 March.

This tour is a true celebration of wine culture, taking in diverse landscapes and charming wineries, offering visitors a unique and multifaceted experience.

Lleida offers an unparalleled wine tourism adventure. With 22 wineries stretching from 200 metres above sea level to over 1000 metres in the Pyrenees, the Lleida Wine Route is a mosaic of colours and experiences. This geographical diversity gives exceptional quality to its wines, the result of the strong thermal contrast of the region.

A journey along the Wine Route is not only an experience for the palate, but also an adventure for the senses. Imagine tasting unique wines while contemplating the imposing Seu Vella, or enjoying a concert in a wine cellar, against the backdrop of sun-drenched vineyards.

What’s more, the activities extend beyond wine: from exciting cycling routes through the mountains to light aircraft flights over the vineyards, every moment in Lleida promises to be unforgettable.

Combining tradition and modernity

The Lleida Wine Route Association is a testament to the region’s commitment to sustainable, quality wine tourism. By integrating public and private sector efforts, this association has created a rich and varied tourism offer.

Visitors can explore everything from wineries that fuse modern methods with ancestral traditions, to restaurants and accommodation that offer the best of Lleida’s hospitality.

At the heart of the Lleida Wine Route is the Costers del Segre DO, characterised by its exceptional variety and quality. The appellation is spread over seven sub-zones, each with its own unique characteristics that are reflected in the wines. The vineyards benefit from a Mediterranean climate with a continental influence, which contributes to the creation of wines with their own personality.

Patrimonio y cultura: más allá del vino

The Lleida Wine Route is not just an oenological experience; it is also a journey through the history and culture of the region.

From the remnants of the ancient IBER settlement at Los Vilars de Arbeca to the Cistercian monastery of Vallbona de les Monges, each stop is an opportunity to immerse oneself in Lleida’s rich heritage. Moreover, the cultural offerings are complemented by local festivals and a warm welcome from its inhabitants, making each visit genuine and memorable.

By participating in the FINE #WineTourism Marketplace, the Lleida Wine Route positions itself as a must-visit destination for wine and culture enthusiasts. This event is a perfect opportunity to explore up close what makes this route so special and unique.