Laguardia: There Is No Such Thing As Too Many Wines
Founded in the early 10th century, true to its name which when translated in English is “the guard,” Laguardia, Spain was once a fortress town surrounded by towering walls to protect the area from enemies. Now, it is a hilltop town with its medieval vibes still intact and is considered to be one of the country’s most beautiful towns. From Laguardia, the Bilbao International Airport (BIO) is an hour and a half drive.
Best Time to Visit
Laguardia, Spain, aside from its sceneries and history, is well acclaimed and well visited for its wine industry. Many tourists flock during the harvest season of months September and October, which are indeed perfect for vineyard tours. But there are also huge crowds during early spring to summer when the Bagpiper Day is celebrated every May. If you want to visit during these times, you should book you Laguardia hotels to get good and less pricey rates.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Start your journey in Laguardia by marveling at the ancient Romanesque church, Church of Santa Maria de los Reyes. You can also check out the Laguardia Walls surrounding the town and has kept it safe for centuries. Of course, you should also book wine tours with at least one of the many vineyards in the area such as Bodegas Ysios. However, keep in mind that some of these tours are only offered in Spanish.
After a tiring day in town, cozy and comfortable Laguardia hotels such as Hotel Eguren Ugarte, Hotel Sercotel Villa de Laguardia, and Hotel Marques De Riscal, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Elciego are recommended for you to book during your stay. The latter two are much closer to the heart of the town.