5 medieval gems in the Ribera del Duero
Tori There are many interesting things to highlight about the interior of the Iberian Peninsula, but perhaps one of the most attractive is its medieval past . Fans of that phase of history will find in this territory a good number of remains from that era that fascinates them so much. And the truth is that climbing to the top of a keep or crossing one of the gates of what was once a protective wall of a city has a charm that no one can escape. The Ribera del Duero Wine Route offers the possibility of visiting its wineries and tasting its wines while learning about the vestiges of the Middle Ages that are still preserved. Historical wine tourism , you could say. These are some of the medieval examples that can be seen in the area that covers Soria, Burgos and Valladolid. Haza Tower Torreón de Haza, medieval monuments in the Ribera del Duero Torreón de Haza, one of the medieval monuments in the Ribera del Duero.David Galindo/Wirestock It is one of the Living Museums of Castilla y León. In fact, in 2022 it received 4,003 people, making it the most visited of this network in the province of Burgos . This initiative allows, as its name indicates, to give life to monuments that could not be accessed due to the lack of personnel to manage visits. Now, those who wish Colombia Mobile Number List only have to choose the day and time on the website and enter the code they receive in the opening machine to enter when they arrive. The 'Haza medieval' is not only made up of the tower, but also preserves an urban wall and the castle. Together they make up the fortified complex that was built between the 10th and 15th centuries . Although what has been converted into an exhibition space is the tower, which is divided into three parts that tell the history of these buildings. The tour ends at the highest part of the building, which can be accessed to enjoy the panoramic views.
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Peñaranda de Duero Peñaranda de Duero Castle Peñaranda de Duero Castle. By David Andres Peñaranda de Duero is the perfect town to imagine what life could be like in the Middle Ages. It is not because it is full of actors representing scenes from the time, but because of the careful architecture that is preserved, among which, of course, its castle stands out. Although its beginnings date back to the 11th century, as a fortification against the advance of the Arabs, it was in the 15th century with the Count of Miranda when it reached its maximum splendor. Currently, what attracts the most attention is its keep, which is in good condition and houses a Castle Interpretation Center inside . In the town you can also admire the Zúñiga palace, the former abbey church of Santa Ana and the Ximeno pharmacy, which is considered the oldest active pharmacy in Spain. It has been in operation since the 18th century and its management has been passed down from generation to generation of the same family.
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