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Exclusive Ribera del Duero - TV 75" Netflix y Wifi
Una joya completamente reformada que combina historia y modernidad. Reconvertida de dos corrales, esta casa incluye una bodega que mantiene su esencia histórica. Ubicada en un pueblo de tan solo 70 habitantes, aquí el silencio es el mayor lujo. Equipada con todas las comodidades, disfruta de tus series y películas favoritas en Netflix mientras saboreas un café recién hecho con nuestra cafetera premium. ¿Buscas un refugio para relajarte, disfrutar de un entorno tranquilo y acogedor? ¡Elígenos!
Antiguo pajar reformado
Antiguo pajar de piedra totalmente reformado. Hemos respetando su espíritu rústico integrándolo con una intervención de diseño arquitectónico moderno y una cálida decoración. Aprovecha la oportunidad de alojarte en un espacio y entorno singular. Entorno idílico para desconectar de la ciudad en un pequeño pueblo retirado pero muy próximo a la monumental localidad de Pedraza distante 3 km a pie. En los alrededores existen numerosas rutas para practicar senderismo, ciclismo y otras actividades.
Piso boutique en calle emblemática
Piso boutique en la emblemática calle Isilla. Lujo con alma rural y cada detalle cuidadosamente curado. Isilla 20 ofrece una ubicación privilegiada para explorar la Ribera del Duero – sus viñedos, paisajes y arte – y regresar al epicentro de la vida arandina. Ya sea para echarse una buena siesta, o seguir de fiesta. Estarás rodeado de los mejores restaurantes, bares, y servicios. Al lado de los taxis, buses, súper y farmacia. Explora la Castilla rural sin renuncias y sin complicaciones .
La Casa del Pastor de Villanueva de Gumiel
La casa original fue construida en el año 1890 y fue reformada durante el año 2015 manteniendo su estructura original de piedra en todos sus muros exteriores, dotándole de una gran personalidad que la hace destacarse de las más próximas de la calle en la que se encuentra. Dicha casa ha sido rehabilitada respetando al máximo su antigua arquitectura pero orientada a dotarla de las actuales comodidades y apta para el disfrute de los inquilinos que la habiten ocasionalmente.
Apartamentos Aranda - Ático Duero
Apartamentos Aranda ofrece Ático céntrico, nuevo y totalmente equipado. Dispone de un dormitorio con cama de matrimonio, un dormitorio-salón interior con sofá-cama doble, cocina, baño, terraza y Aire acondicionado. Al lado de la calle principal de Aranda y de los mejores asadores de la Villa. Ideal para disfrutar de una experiencia única en la Ribera del Duero, descansar y sentirte como en casa. Para más información ApartamentosAranda.
Cabaña de piedra (Taller de pintura)
Vivienda de uso turístico (N°licencia: 42/000223) La cabaña de piedra es una acogedora casita de piedra y madera en la que conectas contigo mismo y la naturaleza que te rodea. Es una casa muy especial, hecha casi a mano con gran esfuerzo y mucho cariño. Pero NO ES UN HOTEL, es una casa particular con sus características y condiciones, que no siempre coinciden con las de un hotel!!. Asegúrate de que cumple con tus espectativas.
Flat in the old town
Welcome to our accommodationlocated in Aranda de Duero, monumental heritage city! It is a 57m2 apartment in the historic center, 5 min walk from Calle Isilla, full of stores, wineries, restaurants, wine shops and pastry shops. You can visit: Santa María la Real Church at 2 min walking distance Rio Duero at 200m Burgos at 1h by car. Accommodation is available for short-term stays and requires the signing of a lease agreement.
Rustic winery in a prime spot
Enjoy your own winery in a privileged area, surrounded by a roman bridge, breathtaking views of La Rioja vineyards and the relax and calm due to Tiron and Oja rivers flowing in front of your door. Winery located 10 minutes away from the centenary wineries of Haro, la Rioja Alta. 30 minutes away from the Monasteries of Suso, Yuso and Cañas. 35 minutes away from Ezcaray.
La casita de los Cano
Es un apartamento muy acogedor de dos habitaciones en el centro de Aranda de Duero. Pueden alojarse hasta seis personas. Se encuentra a 100 metros de la plaza Mayor y la iglesia de Santa María, en un sitio tranquilo, con una amplia oferta de bares, restaurantes y comercios muy cercanos al alojamiento.
Lacated by the river and La Isla Park
Living-dining room with kitchen. It has three bedrooms: one with a double bed, one with a large single bed and one with two double beds. Full bathroom and toilet. Attic room with work area. It has wifi connection, desk and office chair.
Via Fera, with views of nature
Isolated rural space with capacity for 2/3 people, with a 1,000 square meter wild garden and a gazebo over the Lozoya river valley. Located in an old cattle farm. Kilometers of horizon over a score of towns in the Madrid mountains.
Casita con encanto para parejas
Casita situada en el campo con capacidad para una pareja /+ un niño. Situada en gran finca, a las afueras de un pueblo, en la provincia de Segovia a 8 km de Pedraza. Número de registro: CR. 40/631
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MIRABUENOS, junto al río Duero
When is the best time to visit Aranda de Duero?
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| Avg. price | $159 NZD | $173 NZD | $157 NZD | $140 NZD | $142 NZD | $149 NZD | $161 NZD | $200 NZD | $190 NZD | $164 NZD | $154 NZD | $176 NZD |
| Avg. temp | 4°C | 4°C | 7°C | 9°C | 13°C | 17°C | 20°C | 20°C | 16°C | 12°C | 7°C | 4°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Aranda de Duero?
Staying near the historic center lets you explore cultural sites, shops, and restaurants on foot. Residential neighborhoods around the river provide quieter options, often suggested for families and those seeking local ambiance.
What are the best things to do in Aranda de Duero with kids?
Explore riverside parks, interactive museums, or join guided tours of the town's underground wine cellars adapted for families. Many travelers also enjoy local playgrounds and seasonal fairs that bring activities for children.
What are some of the best things to do in Aranda de Duero?
Explore the vibrant market, visit the Church of Santa María, and tour traditional wine cellars beneath the city. Outdoor enthusiasts often enjoy riverside walks and experiencing local festivals.
How is the weather in Aranda de Duero?
Aranda de Duero has cool winters around 31–46°F (0–8°C) and warm, dry summers near 53–82°F (12–28°C). Spring and fall offer mild temperatures and occasional rainfall, making them popular times for outdoor exploration.
When is the best time to visit Aranda de Duero?
Late spring and early fall are often recommended for comfortable weather, mild temperatures, and festivals. Summer appeals to those interested in wine celebrations and outdoor dining experiences.
What are the best places to visit in Aranda de Duero?
Popular sites include the historic Church of Santa María, underground wine cellars, and riverside promenades. Cultural museums and lively squares around the center are frequently suggested for visitors.
What are some hiking trails in Aranda de Duero?
Aranda de Duero has riverside walking paths, nature trails around nearby woodlands, and routes that cross scenic vineyards. Some trails connect to viewpoints overlooking the town and its surroundings.
What are some family activities we can do in Aranda de Duero?
Family activities include riverside strolls, guided cellar tours, and interactive museum visits. Local parks and seasonal fairs provide games, crafts, and entertainment for children of various ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Aranda de Duero?
Travelers often explore historic villages, regional wineries, or natural parks just outside Aranda de Duero. Day trips can include visits to medieval castles, local markets, or scenic countryside landscapes.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Aranda de Duero?
Many accommodations in Aranda de Duero are pet friendly, especially those located in residential areas or near parks. Always check with hosts regarding specific amenities and policies for traveling with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Aranda de Duero?
Locals often suggest exploring traditional underground wine cellars, sampling regional cuisine, and wandering around the historic center. Consider visiting during a festival to experience community celebrations and cultural traditions.
What is Aranda de Duero known for?
Aranda de Duero is known for its deep winemaking heritage, historic architecture, and underground cellars weaving beneath the streets. Local festivals and roasted lamb dishes are also integral to the town’s identity.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Aranda de Duero?
Aranda de Duero has unique underground wine cellars, locally crafted art galleries, and cozy bakeries tucked along side streets. Some travelers also discover secluded parks that blend natural scenery with local history.
What are the best foods to try in Aranda de Duero?
Aranda de Duero is known for roasted lamb cooked in wood-fired ovens, regional cheeses, and wines from the Ribera del Duero area. Bakeries serve sweet pastries that are rooted in local tradition.
What should I bring for a trip to Aranda de Duero?
Pack comfortable walking shoes for city and vineyard tours, a light jacket for cool evenings, and sun protection for summer visits. Depending on the season, a rainproof layer is useful as showers are frequent in spring and fall.
What is the nightlife in Aranda de Duero like?
Aranda de Duero has lively tapas bars, wine lounges, and casual music venues near the town center. Locals often gather at small plazas and terraces, enjoying relaxed late evening conversations.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Aranda de Duero?
Aranda de Duero is known for its annual wine festivals, harvest celebrations in late summer, and parades featuring local music and dance. Cultural events often highlight regional traditions and community pride.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Aranda de Duero?
Aranda de Duero has a variety of family friendly vacation rentals, including spacious apartments and homes in residential neighborhoods. Many rentals provide amenities like kitchens and extra bedrooms, making them suitable for group stays.