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  • Sendero de La Barca

    Sendero de La Barca

    This path leads the hikers among orchads, along old stony paths towards settings that offer some of the most amazing views of Las Arribes of the river Duero.

  • San Felices de los Gallegos Castle
    San Felices de los Gallegos Castle

    San Felices de los Gallegos Castle

    In the west of the province of Salamanca, this fortress is standing and it is a clear example of the frontier ups and downs and disputes. According to the chronicles, it was built in the 13th century by Don Dinis, a Portuguese King, although it was finished in the 15th century.

  • Castillo de Buen Amor
    Castillo de Buen Amor

    Buen Amor Castle

    The origin of this especial name does not disappoint the visitors.

  • Castillo de Miranda del Castañar
    Castillo de Miranda del Castañar

    Miranda del Castañar Castle

    It was built in the XIVth and XVth centuries over another old fortress. In fact, according to some of the current remains, it is believed that this first building could house the legendary Order of the Templar Knights, for accommodation purposes.

  • Ledesma Castle
    Ledesma Castle

    “The Fortress”: Ledesma Castle

    Know as the Fortress, the castle was built in the south-west of the town, far from the river, in order to defend the areas which were exposed by means of the orography.

  • Castillo de Monleón
    Castillo de Monleón

    Monleón Castle

    The amazing Tower keep stands out over the houses of the village. It is 37 meters high and is located in one of the ends of the village, being the beginning of the medieval wall.

  • Museum of the Salamancan plains and countryside in Macotera

    Museum of the Salamancan plains and countryside in Macotera

    The natural environment of the Salamancan countryside and prairies suggests a secular dialogue between nature and men. We are placed before a slowly modified landscape that is a remarkable example of environmental sustainability.