Calle San Juan, Pedestrian and one-way street in historic center, Logroño, Spain.
Calle San Juan is a pedestrian street in Logroño's historic center lined with traditional bars and restaurants serving regional food. The passage connects several adjacent streets and creates a continuous route through the old town.
The street was originally named Ollerías Baja because of its connection to pottery makers who worked in the area. In 1855, building demolitions transformed it from a dead-end into a through passage.
Locals and visitors gather here to enjoy pinchos, small bites that reflect northern Spanish food traditions and daily social habits. The street serves as a meeting place where people pause to eat, drink, and connect with others.
Multiple entry points make it easy to reach from different directions, and the pedestrian-only setting allows for leisurely strolling and stopping. Visitors can explore at their own pace and easily find their way to nearby streets and neighborhoods.
Metal plaques installed in 2011 display images of regional monuments and information about local establishments. These small details tell stories about the area and help visitors understand the surroundings better.
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