The confluence of the Ebro and Alhama rivers shapes Alfaro — fertile riverside plains and irrigated farmland have long connected the town to the agricultural life of eastern La Rioja. Alfaro occupies a distinctive stretch of the Ebro Valley, rather than the vineyard slopes more commonly associated with Rioja. Its defining monument is the Collegiate Church of San Miguel, an imposing Baroque building that dominates the historic centre. The church is also known for the white storks nesting on its roof, a familiar part of Alfaro’s urban scene. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across La Rioja.
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