Tranquil, natural and barely a tourist in sight': readers' favourite hidden gems in Spain
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Tranquil, natural and barely a tourist in sight': readers' favourite hidden gems in Spain
"The neighbouring town, Haro, reached via a 40-minute walk by the Ebro River, hosts several of the largest wine producers in the region, including CVNE and Muga, where visitors can sample wines before enjoying tapas in the town centre."
"Less than an hour's drive from the bustling Murcia coast sits the brooding Sierra Espuna mountain range, a green respite from the summer heat and the site of a rewilding project started more than a century ago."
"The Ribeira Sacra, characterized by deep canyons of the Sil and Mino rivers, features steep-sided banks lined with terraced vineyards, creating a delicate ecosystem that benefits the grapes."
"A highlight was the walk at the top of the Miradoiro de Souto Chao, where the views were stunning: tranquil, natural, and barely a tourist in sight."
Traveling from Madrid to San Sebastian includes a stay in Brinas, La Rioja, near Haro, known for its wine producers. A scenic walk along the Ebro River leads to tapas spots. The Sierra Espuna mountain range offers a rewilding project and historical sites like Pozos de la Nieve. The Ribeira Sacra region features terraced vineyards along the Sil and Mino rivers, providing opportunities for swimming, wine tasting, and stunning views from the Miradoiro de Souto Chao, all with minimal tourist presence.
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