Frontón Adarraga in Logroño: photos, reviews

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Frontón Adarraga is a lively hub for sports and entertainment located beside the iconic iron bridge crossing the Ebro, in the historic district of Logroño, La Rioja. Since its opening in 1964 during the San Mateo celebrations to honor the legendary pelota player Javier Adarraga Gorrochategui, it continues to be a vibrant venue for enthusiasts of pelota a mano. This wheelchair-friendly facility not only boasts accessible entrances and parking but also offers a charming experience with a bar at the lower tier entrance to enjoy refreshments before the matches. Known for hosting major events such as the Campeonato de España de mano parejas in 1999 and the Manomanista Championship of Second Category in 1969 and 2011, it provides a spirited atmosphere that captures the essence of traditional Basque sports while drawing visitors into the rich cultural fabric of the area.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Campillo

Bus stop 401 m walk

Graciano

Bus stop 459 m walk

Las Norias

Bus stop 31 m walk

Ciudad Santiago

Bus stop 192 m walk

La Playa

Bus stop 189 m walk

4.1

based on 408 reviews

Google

4.1/5 408 reviews

Carlos agente Gonzalez

Excelente

Pachi Pérez Reina

Gente llena de buenas intenciones. Los pocos jueces que hay se esfuerzan, pero no llegan. Las instalaciones están muy bien. Lástima que no tengan recursos humanos.

Televisión Sala

Estaba cerrado cuando fuy

Frontón Adarraga in Logroño

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