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Laguardia has a rich history dating back to ancient times. The town is believed to have been founded by the Celts, and was later occupied by the Romans and Visigoths. In the Middle Ages, Laguardia was an important fortress town and served as a strategic point for the defense of the region.
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In Laguardia there are numerous mansions and several important churches, as well as its ancient walls; exploring the town can last a whole day. Within the village and its surroundings there are numerous wineries where you can taste local products. Some of the wineries are very traditional in appearance and others have an avant-garde design.
The Wall was erected by the order of Sancho, an important monarch from Navarre. Laguardia retains its old enclosure, the walls and doors for access to the town. Its location on a high, facing the Sierra de Cantabria, offers extraordinary views of the colors of the Rioja area. Laguardia has a number of houses with interesting facades.
Laguardia, Spain – Tourism Guide. Set atop a hill in the middle of a valley is the picture-perfect town of Laguardia. This walled town is surrounded by vineyards on all sides and offers a glimpse into the region's wine making past. A few of the wine cellars located under the town houses are open for tours and are a definite must see.
