Morella (Castellon)
at an altitude of more than 1,000 meters, Morella Castle It is one of Castellón’s treasures – including the plaza de armas, the cistern and the Pardals tower. No matter what time of year you stop by MasteryThis town of about 2,500 inhabitants, medieval history. To all this we must add a visit to the Church of the Archbishop of Santa María La Mayor, a Gothic jewel that reflects the strength of that. area centuries ago.
Pedraza (Segovia)
Segovia province in general and Pedraza spill in particular history and gastronomy. This town, which is only an hour away from Madrid, cobbled streets It is one of the medieval jewels of all of Castilla y León. The historic center of Pedraza, which for several centuries was under the control of the Castilla Constables line, is today Monumental complex since 1951. In addition, Pedraza was an important center for the manufacture of Merino sheep wool fabrics, supplied by cities such as Florence and Bruges, until the 17th century. Today, experience a vibrant cultural life Events such as Candle Concerts and a tempting gastronomic offer.
Alquezar (Huesca)
Alquézar, located at an altitude of 660 meters on a mountain range parallel to the Pyrenees, Impressive landscape of limestone and valleys modeled by the river Vero. At the top is the castle-university church, which was declared a National Monument in 1931. The town has all the charm of the worldwith endless streets and picturesque corners Where to get lost In fact, the medieval architecture and layout of the city center has been a Historic-Art Site since 1982. An ideal destination for nature and wine lovers, Because it is located in the region of Somontano de Barbastro, on an excellent wine-producing estate.
Peratalla (Gerona)
Visiting Peratallada is like going to an open-air museum. With around 400 inhabitants, this small town in Empordà has a strategic enclave: In the heart of Empordà, It’s a few kilometers from some of the most beautiful beaches on the Costa Brava and not far from the French border. Declared a national interest, this town is one of the most important centers of medieval architecture in Catalonia. It preserves its old feudal appearance with its narrow and winding streets and numerous entrances and exits. most impressive: they the walls and the moat were dug into the rock. In addition to its architectural and historical charm, there is a substantial supply of crafts.
Montefrio (Grenada)
Our proposal ends in Montefrío and its great fortress, which fell to the Catholic Monarchs in 1486. Walking the streets of this municipality of Granada, Discover parts of Andalusia. Within its immense historical heritage, you cannot miss visiting the Church of Encarnación and the San Juan Hospital.