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Spain

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Wine trails

16 stops · 1 week Madrid: 4000 Years in 5 Days From Roman caves to natural wine revolution - trace Madrid's complete wine history chronologically. Before phylloxera, Madrid had MORE vineyard acreage than Burgundy has today. This trail walks you through 4000 years of wine culture: underground caves where monks aged wine, tabernas unchanged since bullfighters drank here 150 years ago, bars where Hemingway dodged fascist bullets, and the natural wine revolution happening right now in the Sierra de Gredos. 10 stops · 1-2 weeks Baetica Wine Road Baetica was Rome's richest province — birthplace of emperors Trajan and Hadrian. The Guadalquivir River carried amphorae to Rome, leaving a mountain of pottery shards (Monte Testaccio) as evidence. This trail explores the world's oldest continuously producing wine region: Jerez. 10 stops · 1 week Gadir & Cádiz Trail Explore Cádiz - founded as Gadir by Phoenicians in 1100 BC. From subterranean Phoenician houses to legendary sherry bodegas. 8 stops · 3 days Sherry Triangle Trail Master the sherry triangle connecting Jerez de la Frontera, Sanlúcar de Barrameda, and El Puerto de Santa María. From manzanilla by the sea to legendary VORS bodegas, this is Spain's most important wine culture immersion. 8 stops · 1 week Tarraconensis Trail Rome's first major wine-producing region in Hispania. The Via Augusta connected these vineyards to the port at Tarraco, shipping wine across the Mediterranean. From UNESCO amphitheaters to world-class Priorat, this trail traces 2,000 years of Catalan wine culture on Roman foundations. 7 stops · 4 days Andalusia Coastal Route Follow ancient Phoenician trade routes along Andalucía's coast from Málaga to Almuñécar. Explore Sexi's fish-salting factories, cliff-side necropolises, and sweet Moscatel wines from terraced vineyards the Phoenicians would recognize. 6 stops · 4 days Ibiza Phoenician Trail Discover Ibiza beyond the party scene - a UNESCO World Heritage Phoenician necropolis with 3,000+ tombs, ancient salt flats harvested since 654 BC, and a tiny wine renaissance on land Phoenicians may have planted. 4 stops · 2 days Rioja's Historic Wine Triangle Explore Spain's most revered wine region. From the "Barrio de la Estación" where legends were born, to medieval walled towns and avant-garde wineries. 3 stops · 1 day Emerita Augusta Mérida (Emerita Augusta) was the capital of Roman Lusitania and one of the empire's most important cities. This compact side quest explores stunning Roman ruins — theatre, amphitheatre, aqueduct, temple — while bringing wine from nearby Ribera del Guadiana to drink at these ancient sites.

Things to do

53 experiences, by region. Open a place to see them.

Madrid · 14
Cava · 11
Rioja · 6
Andalucía · 4
Jerez · 2
Málaga · 2
Aranjuez · 1
Chinchón · 1
Galicia · 1
La Geria · 1
Lanzarote · 1
Manzanilla-Sanlúcar de Barrameda · 1
Montilla-Moriles · 1
Navalcarnero · 1
Ribeira Sacra · 1
Ribera del Duero · 1
San Martín de Valdeiglesias · 1
Timanfaya · 1
Toledo · 1
Uga · 1