In Haro, one-third of the 240 accommodation types happen to be apartment rentals, and they represent 35.56% of its available properties. In addition, these properties have an average size of 66 m² and a median price of £93 per night. Furthermore, most apartment rentals in Haro can host groups of 5, which makes Haro a wonderful holiday spot for medium-sized groups and families. If you'd also like to consider other accommodation options in Haro. House rentals are another common accommodation type in Haro with 80 properties to compare. House rentals in Haro are 119 m² on average, with an average price of £112 a night.
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240 welcoming properties from 28 providers are listed in Haro with prices beginning at £27 per night. HomeToGo allows you to easily compare the offers of each rental from different partner websites to discover the best price and save up to 39%.
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Finding a property that includes a pool shouldn't be too hard in Haro. A few of the holiday rentals include one. Interestingly, our data shows that more house rentals offer pools than apartment rentals. In addition, they can host 11 holidaymakers, on average, while apartment rentals with pools can accommodate an average of 5 people. In Haro, a few of the holiday lettings providing a pool are located near the water. Haro is a perfect holiday destination if you travel with a pet, since many properties there allow you to bring your pet. Pet-friendly properties in Haro have an average price of £109 a night. You will also find various rental options if you would prefer to rent near the city centre, as a few of the pet-friendly rentals are within 2 kilometres of the city centre.
The weather in Haro
Check out the climate diagram for Haro. August is the warmest month of the year in Haro with temperatures reaching a maximum average of 28°. February is the coolest month, with average minimal temperature reaching 0°. It may rain 18 days in January while it typically rains only 6 days in August.
Rent a holiday home in Haro for a taste of Spain
Haro is a mecca for both art history and wine. Holiday homes here are surrounded by verdant vineyards, producing such a plenitude of bottles that Haro's locals 'fight' eachother with wine every June.
Wine and vines
Haro is so enamoured of its wine that the town has its own Wine Museum. Wine is the fluid foundation of Haro life. The landscapes surrounding the town are dominated by vines and most of Haro's vineyards are open to visitors.
Of all the town's traditions its Wine Battle is the most famous and unusual. Few other towns in the world would consider spilling such quantities of wine. Every 29th of June Haro locals split into two sides and proceed to douse eachother in thousands of litres of vino in a lighthearted contest with their opponents.
Altars and otherworldly entrances
The art historical attractions of Haro are numerous. From the Baroque high altar of the Basilica of Nuestra Senora de Haro, to the Baroque palace of the Counts of Haro, ornate edifices crop up around every corner of this history soaked town.
The construction of Santo Thomas Church began in the 16th Century. With three naves, starred vaults and pointed arches, the building is mesmerising. Over the main entrance, scenes of the Cavalry and liknesses of the Apostles are in permanent attendance.
Wine tours
Why not take a trip along the Alta Wine Route and familiarise yourself with the people, food and tradition behind the region's world class wines? Haro's own Bodegas Ramon Bilbao is impressive but head to Bodega Castillo de Cuzcurrita to mix your wine tour with yet more cultural heritage.
While you are on your wine tour stop off at the Sensory Centre of Wine, to enhance your appreciation of the drink through special interactive exhibits. Meanwhile, the Vivianco Museum is devoted to the economic, social and cultural aspects of wine.
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