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Calahorra, formerly known as Calagurris, was one of the most important cities of the Roman Empire in Spain. It is a 12th-century Romanesque building that was subsequently rebuilt several times. In addition to the cathedral, Calahorra offers other points of tourist interest such as the Route of the Icnitas, the Navalsaz archaeological site, the Wine Culture Museum, the Ortigosa caves, the Yuso and Suso monasteries, and many more. For those wishing to stay in the region, there are options for accommodation in rural houses, such as La Casona d'Aldealobos in Ocón or La Zaranda in El Redal. Calahorra is an interesting tourist destination for discovering the history and culture of the La Rioja region.