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Club Náutico El Rasillo
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It has parking, covered outdoor eating area, terrace, camping ground, jetty and floating swimming pool. Pedalos, canoes and windsurfing boards for hire, courses and boat-minding services.
It has parking, covered outdoor eating area, terrace, camping ground, jetty and floating swimming pool. Pedalos, canoes and windsurfing boards for hire, courses and boat-minding services.
Jardín Botánico de La Rioja
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Cuevas de Ortigosa
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These are on the Encinedo mountain. To get to the entrance to the caves, you have to walk across the iron bridge from the shrine of Santa Lucia or via the path of the steps, from the village square.
They are the only caves in La Rioja prepared to receive tourist visits. The cave of La Pazis a total of 236 m. long. Spectacular stalactites and stalagmites, columns and other limestone formations. The cave of La Viña has a single opening for entry and exit, with a horizontal length of 114 m.
Tours are guided, in groups, and the complete visit takes about 1 hour.
These are on the Encinedo mountain. To get to the entrance to the caves, you have to walk across the iron bridge from the shrine of Santa Lucia or via the path of the steps, from the village square.
They are the only caves in La Rioja prepared to receive tourist visits. The cave of La Pazis a total of 236 m. long. Spectacular stalactites and stalagmites, columns and other limestone formations. The cave of La Viña has a single opening for entry and exit, with a horizontal length of 114 m.
Tours are guided, in groups, and the complete visit takes about 1 hour.
Antiguas minas de plomo de Jubera
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the route is self-guided, and tourists can enjoy following the explanations of the interpretive panels that have been placed and which make reference to a historical and descriptive tour of the work in the mines.
Different aspects are explained:
Panel 1: The history of the site, from the beginning until the end of its exploitation.
Panel 2: Elaboration of the works inside the mines. Extraction of the mineral seams, work materials, security measures, etc.
Panel 3: Treatments of the lead outside the galleries: mills, decanters, dryers, etc.
Panel 4: Hydrogeology of Fuente de Los Túneles de Los Moros.
The space is open to the public interested. It is advisable to visit the mines in hours of daylight.
the route is self-guided, and tourists can enjoy following the explanations of the interpretive panels that have been placed and which make reference to a historical and descriptive tour of the work in the mines.
Different aspects are explained:
Panel 1: The history of the site, from the beginning until the end of its exploitation.
Panel 2: Elaboration of the works inside the mines. Extraction of the mineral seams, work materials, security measures, etc.
Panel 3: Treatments of the lead outside the galleries: mills, decanters, dryers, etc.
Panel 4: Hydrogeology of Fuente de Los Túneles de Los Moros.
The space is open to the public interested. It is advisable to visit the mines in hours of daylight.
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