Logrono may seem like a peaceful city today, but centuries ago, it was the setting for one of the most dramatic witch trials in Spain. Step back in time to the year 1610, when the Spanish Inquisition staged the largest auto de fe against alleged witches in the country’s history. The Free Tour of the Witches of Logrono uncovers the chilling stories behind this dark chapter, revealing the myths, accusations, and hysteria that swept through the city. If you’re curious about the mysteries hidden within Logrono’s historic streets, this tour will take you on a journey through the eerie past of a city forever marked by its connection to witchcraft.

As you walk through the historic center, you’ll visit places where these events unfolded, exploring the ancient walls that once protected the city and the landmarks that stood witness to these trials. Hear the haunting stories of the eleven people accused of witchcraft and condemned to the flames by the Inquisition. Were they truly witches, or were they victims of fear and superstition? Your guide will separate fact from legend, recounting the superstitions and practices that led to one of the most infamous trials in Spanish history. The tour also stops at the tower of Santa María de Palacio, an enigmatic spot tied to many local myths.

The tour concludes in the symbolic Forest of Memory, a place dedicated to remembering the victims of the auto de fe. Here, you’ll reflect on how paranoia and fear led to such tragic events, leaving an indelible mark on the city. Along the way, you’ll also meet the figure of Alonso Salazar, known as the "lawyer of the witches," who questioned the validity of the trials and played a crucial role in shifting perceptions of witchcraft. Whether you’re a history lover, a fan of dark legends, or simply looking for a different perspective on Logrono, the Free Tour of the Witches of Logrono offers an unforgettable experience that reveals the city’s hidden past.