Personalized Star Map of Logroño
42.4627°N, 2.4450°W
Capital of La Rioja and a major stage on the Camino, Logroño spreads its sky above Spain's most prestigious vineyards. Under the clear stars of the Ebro, between the cathedral and the tapas-lined Calle Laurel, gift a Riojan star map — a present as refined and warm as a grand cru under the stars.
Famous Landmarks
Calle Laurel (tapas street)
42.4627°N, 2.4450°W
Calle Laurel, nicknamed the path of the divine, packs over 50 tapas bars (pinchos in La Rioja) into 200 metres. Each establishment specialises in a signature bite paired with a glass of Rioja. It is the quintessential nocturnal gastronomic institution of the Riojanos and one of Spain's most famous pintxo streets.
Cathedral of Santa María
42.4627°N, 2.4450°W
The Co-Cathedral of Santa María de la Redonda, completed in the 18th century on a primitive Romanesque church, features two Baroque twin towers of 71 metres known as the twins. It houses a Crucified Christ attributed to Michelangelo (16th century) and a magnificent Renaissance altarpiece adorning the main altar.
Puente de Piedra (Stone Bridge)
42.4627°N, 2.4450°W
The Puente de Piedra (stone bridge) spans the Ebro over 200 metres since its 19th-century rebuilding, on the foundations of a bridge established in the 11th century for the passage of Saint James pilgrims. It is the symbol of Logroño and the historic entry point to the city for pilgrims coming from Navarre.
Why gift a star map of Logroño?
Gifting a star map of Logroño means immortalising a Riojan night under the stars that watch over Spain's finest vineyards. From Calle Laurel to the peaceful Ebro, every star above the capital of La Rioja tells the warmth of a Tempranillo, the generosity of a millennial wine land and the golden light of sunsets over the vine rows.
The sky of Logroño
At 42.46° north latitude at 384 metres elevation in the Ebro Valley, Logroño benefits from a moderate continental climate with many clear nights. Sierra Cebollera, about an hour away, offers Bortle 2 skies — among the darkest in Spain — and a natural park ideal for observation. The vineyard heights of Rioja Alavesa also offer preserved observation sites.