. Maisons de vacances à Rueda, Castilla y Leon, Spain.

In the center of the Ville of Rueda, in the heart of Castilla & León, one of the largest amount of Monuments worldwide, with the Ruedo River close to the house and in the middle of an area with more than 350 wineries.

Perfect to Visit Spain with your family or friends. In less than 2-3 hours you can reach all the main Monumental Cities or you can enjoy the Campos de Castilla (Fields of Castilla) and its nature in less than 2 minutes.

The Rural House can host up to 22 people, in 5 big rooms. Has a Dining Room for 30 people and a big patio with barbecue where you can enjoy and relax.

The Village :

The Village of Rueda was initially built close the Zapardiel river, where acient Roman vestiges from 380 to 420 DC have been found. Its current situation appears in the History for the first time in the year of 981. Rueda had an economic boom resulting Fever of Wine that its people and involves the Council of Castile in 1763 for abusive clearings for planting vineyards.

In the late nineteenth century phylloxera comes in Valladolid and attack heavily to the Vineyard. This situation is overcome by introducing a variety of grapes from France and that will give rise to the success of its current wine: the Verdejo. Rueda has the oldest Denomination of Origin in Castilla y León, recognized in 1977 and definitively approved in 1980. Achieved with the energic Leadership of Mariano Ruiz Perez, owner of one of the oldest wineries in the locality, who given the difficulties showed by the central government to approve the establishment of the denomination of origin for the Wine of Rueda, was able to find a hole in the law and rescued the never revoked Denomination of Origin existing before the Spanish Second republic (1930). Today it comprises 70 municipalities in the Provinces of Valladolid, Avila and Segovia, and 55 wineries, including the 14 in the Village Itself.

In the center of the Route of the Castles, and having the Castle de la Mota in the nearby town of Medina del Campo, where the Catholic Queen Isabel died in 1504, the Village of Rueda is a great example of the Mudejar architecture with many houses in perfect conditions.

By Plane :

- International Airport of Madrid is just 90 minutes away from Rueda.

- Valladolid has in own ariport Villanubla (48 km.).

By Car : Highway A-6 Exits 170 y 172.

By Train :

- Medina del Campo station at 17km. T

All rates are in Euro.

- For other rates, please contact owner.

- Price includes 8% VAT.

Please contact the owner for cancellation.

Rates are subjected to change without prior notice.