The ancient Capital of the Merindades from Castille was the place where the Emperor and other Kings went for a walk on the way to Laredo and the European North; even though it is not a capital anymore, this place maintains its old charm thanks to... Continue reading
This village located close to the Arlanza River has its golden years during the kingdom of Philip III, at the... Continue reading
At the foot of the Obarenes Mountains on the bank of the Oca River lies San Íñigo’s monastic town of Oña,... Continue reading
The capital of the old Alfoz de Lara, on the banks of Arlanza, takes its name from the decapitados of its founder... Continue reading
On a hill overlooking several rivers there is an important castle and beautiful examples of popular... Continue reading
This Benedictine Monastery is famous for its Romanesque cloister and for the voices of its monks that in the... Continue reading
It has a Roman origin, and a history linked to the Camino de Santiago. Each equinos, the Monastery of San Juan de... Continue reading