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If you’ve already come to the heart of Ribera del Duero and visited Arzuaga, it’s very likely that
you’re familiar with the wonderful place opposite our hotel, next to our vineyards. It’s a 5,000-
square metre natural area sheltered by an amazing pine tree grove and surrounded by
Bodegas Arzuaga’s vines. In this one-of-a-kind spot, you can enjoy nature and summertime
both during the day in the shade of the pines as well as on those summer nights that are so
enjoyable at Arzuaga. Just close your eyes and imagine those summer evenings in Ribera del
Duero, with the unique smell of the vineyard that permeates everything. If that sounds like
your idea of heaven, don’t wait to come and discover our Pine Garden, a perfect place to enjoy
a special experience in the summertime.
There’s no question that our Pine Garden has now become one of Arzuaga’s most distinctive
spaces, which is why we bet that during your visit, you’ll want to just kick back with a glass of
wine on one of our beds or under a canopy to relax and enjoy the evening.
In addition, as part of our wine tourism offering, we’ve put together lots of plans we’re sure
you’ll love that feature the Pine Garden as the setting.
For example, on Saturdays, this idyllic space turns into the perfect place for hosting our
Cinema Saturdays. This is an event we’ve been running for years now, where our guests can
enjoy a classic film outdoors, shown using a large projector. We also have a set of canopies in
the garden that make it possible to enjoy a delicious dinner in a cosy setting, accompanied by
the best wine from Ribera del Duero, of course.
And if you’re looking to relax while also doing some physical activity, our yoga classes in the
Pine Garden are just for you. In these small-group sessions, adapted to all levels, you’ll be able
to free your mind and connect to nature in this stunning spot.
In short, our Pine Garden is the perfect place to enjoy nature, gastronomy, the good weather,
great plans… and summertime in Ribera del Duero!