Located in one of the key wine-growing areas of Condado-Campi\u00f1a in Huelva, the Wine Centre has been set up in a single building that is the focal point of the province\u2019s entire oenological tourist industry.
\nIt represents a space that interprets the area\u2019s wine within its own environment. However, much more than just a museum space, the centre also promotes Huelva province through the world of wine \u2013 both its cultural and geographic aspects.
\nThe Condado de Huelva Wine Centre, which opened its doors last summer, is a commitment by Huelva\u2019s Diputaci\u00f3n Provincial (provincial parliament) to boost and strengthen the Condado\u2019s wine industry from a tourism perspective, offering visitors the opportunity of learning all about the wines produced in the area, from their origins and varieties to a productive process that follows the most traditional methods and also makes an important contribution to maintaining the ecosystem and preserving nature in an area that is close to the famous Do\u00f1ana Nature Park.
\nThis is the starting point of a journey that provides visitors with a generic view, not only of Condado de Huelva wine, but also of the area\u2019s history and surroundings. But the journey does not end with a visit to the centre: this is just the start of a tour that enables visitors to learn more about the area\u2019s wide-ranging tourism attractions; of course, including visits to the various bodegas that form a part of Condado de Huelva Wine Route\u2019s Product Club.
\nThe centre is divided into different rooms that give visitors a virtual trip through the Condado, an interactive experience including sound and dynamic surround video projections, featuring \u201cdenominaci\u00f3n de origen\u201d wines, wines from Do\u00f1ana, 4,000 years of wine-growing in the Huelva area, tourism and wine, the social nature of wine, and wine and the senses. <\/p>\n
To invigorate the area and bring visitors closer to the Wine Interpretation Centre, as well as to the Condado de Huelva\u2019s wine-tourism industry, the Diputaci\u00f3n Provincial, through the Patronato Provincial de Turismo (Tourism Board) in collaboration with the Huelva Federation of Entrepreneurs and in conjunction with nine bodegas in the Condado and other businesses and tourism services in the province, has created the Condado de Huelva Wine Route Product Club.
\nThis comprises a varied range of wine-tourism initiatives including 11 packages that visitors can book in order to learn more first-hand about the Huelva area\u2019s wine-tourism attractions. The bodegas taking part in this Product Club are: Bodegas Oliveros, Bodegas Iglesias, Bodegas Juncales, Bodegas Sauci, Bodegas Andrade and Cooperativa Vin\u00edcola del Condado in Bollullos del Condado, Bodegas Infante in La Palma del Condado, Bodegas Contreras Ruiz in Rociana del Condado and Bodega Diezmo Nuevo en Moguer.
\nThe range of options offered by the Condado de Huelva Wine Route Product Club through its 11 packages are:
\n1. Bodegas \u2013 the essence of the Condado Wine Route (basic visit).
\n2. Premium\/VIP wine tastings.
\n3. Wine and livestock
\n4. Wine and horses.
\n5. Columbus Sites: Wines of the Discovery.
\n6. Niebla Milenaria: mother of the Condado.
\n7. Do\u00f1ana Wine Railway.
\n8. Between bodegas: a trip on the wine railway
\n9. Wine-walking Do\u00f1ana 1
\n10. Wine-walking Do\u00f1ana 2
\n11. Wine and Do\u00f1ana (three-day package combined with accommodation)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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