Guided tour of several underground wineries built between the 14th and 18th centuries. Located in old medieval spaces, which served as defensive passages. You will discover how was made and stored wine in times past, understanding the influence of this tradition in the economic and sociocultural development of the region.
Immerse yourself in the heart of Utiel, a destination where history, culture and wine come together to offer you an unforgettable experience. Through this organized guided tour by the Tourist Office, you will visit the most emblematic corners of the city, discovering the vestiges of its past and the importance of its wine legacy. The route begins in the historic center, a network of streets with centuries of history that preserve the essence of traditional architecture. You will walk through its squares and buildings more representative while you learn about the anecdotes and key events that have marked the evolution from Utiel.
One of the most fascinating points of the tour is the visit to the underground cellars, Built between the 14th and 18th centuries, in these ancient passageways, you will discover how was made and stored wine in times past, understanding the influence of this tradition in the development of the region. The experience continues with a stop at the majestic Church of Our Lady of the Asunción, an architectural jewel that reflects the passage of time and the importance of faith in local history. To close with a flourish, you will enjoy a local wine tasting in an environment incomparable history, where you can savor the essence of this land and its deep-rooted tradition winery. A perfect experience for lovers of cultural and wine tourism who want to discover the authenticity of Utiel.
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Visit of one of the few wineries in use with jars from the beginning of the 20th century, escorted by its owner and winemaker, with wine tasting of Gewúrztraminer, VIognier, Airén, Merlot Without Sulfite, Tempranillo and orange wine varietals, mostly made in clay jars.
This winery offers visitors a unique historical account of the peak period in grape cultivation, the era of the renowned white and golden wines from La Seca. Located beneath the dance floor 'Buenos Aires,' it represents the model of an 18th-century underground historical factory known as Bodega Vivienda or Domestic Winery. In 2022, the City Council, along with the heritage community and academic research, restored the winery as a visitable space.
