The good people of Navarra have appreciated the gift of grapes for a very long time, and this magnificent Roman-era nobleman's villa, which dates from between the 1st and 5th centuries, was used to produce wine. Various huge clay wine storage vessels are on display, and there are some impressive mosaics (some are reproductions). The site is 6km south of Arellano village and sits in the heart of what is still wine-producing country.
Villa Romana de las Musas
Navarra
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
22.2 MILES
Carlos III is to thank for the exceptional Palacio Real, which towers over the village. Back in Carlos’ day (early 15th century), the castle's inhabitants…
28.52 MILES
Housed in a former medieval hospital, this superb museum has an eclectic collection of archaeological finds (including a number of fantastic Roman mosaics…
20.07 MILES
Housed in a lovely 18th-century baroque building, this superb museum takes you on a wild romp through Riojan history and culture in both Spanish and…
28.72 MILES
Pamplona’s cathedral stands on a rise just inside the city ramparts amid a dark thicket of narrow streets. The cathedral is a late-medieval Gothic gem…
28.16 MILES
The walls and bulwarks of the grand fortified citadel, the star-shaped Ciudadela, were built between 1571 and 1645 under the direction of King Felipe II…
17.94 MILES
Surrounded by cornfields and brushed by wild flowers, the near-perfect octagonal Romanesque Santa María de Eunate, 5km east of Puente la Reina, is one of…
11.31 MILES
The Roman town of Andelos is battered, but its remote and peaceful setting gives it a special romance. The town, which reached its peak between the 1st…
Museo de la Viña y el Vino de Navarra
22.13 MILES
This comprehensive museum takes visitors on a fascinating journey through wine and wine culture. Over three floors, English signage and interactive…
Nearby Navarra attractions
6.95 MILES
The Monasterio de Iratxe is 2.5km southwest of Estella, near Ayegui. This ancient Benedictine monastery has a lovely 16th-century plateresque cloister and…
6.99 MILES
Though this winery dates from 1891, the vineyards here have been providing wine to the royal families of Navarra since the 12th century. By calling ahead,…
8.26 MILES
This lush park just south of the centre makes a pleasant escape from medieval monuments. The trickling Río Ega forms the southern boundary of the greenery…
4. Iglesia de San Pedro de la Rúa
8.36 MILES
This 12th-century church is the most important monument in Estella. Its cloisters are Navarra's finest Romanesque sculptural work.
8.38 MILES
A rare example of Romanesque civil construction, the Palacio de los Reyes houses a museum with an intriguing collection of paintings by Gustavo de Maeztu…
8.51 MILES
Overlooking the town from its hilly perch near the eastern end of Calle Mayor, the Iglesia de San Miguel is a striking architectural work that was built…
11.31 MILES
The Roman town of Andelos is battered, but its remote and peaceful setting gives it a special romance. The town, which reached its peak between the 1st…
13.82 MILES
Situated 11km north of Estella, near Abárzuza, is the Monasterio de Irantzu. This grand Cistercian abbey was built between the 12th and 14th centuries,…