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A beautiful town in the Sierra de Madrid, with wonderful landscapes and stunning mountains.

Recreational area near the Embalse del Villar dam made up of a forest populated by pines, gall oaks, oaks and poplars. Ideal for crossing your paths.

Recreational area near the Embalse del Villar dam made up of a forest populated by pines, gall oaks, oaks and poplars. Ideal for crossing your paths.

This town of just over 100 inhabitants owes its name to the number of oaks and cistus that populate the area. Within its municipal term is the unpopulated area of El Villar (from which one of the Lozoya reservoirs takes its name). However, currently nothing remains of this place.

Cervera de Buitrago is a pretty town of stone houses that claims to be a fishing town. Thanks to the Lozoya River and the construction of the El Atazar reservoir in the 20th century, the inhabitants were able to benefit from this industry to supply themselves and do business with the surrounding towns. Today there is an important yacht club where you can practice all kinds of marine sports.

A very well preserved dam, it is currently the oldest working dam in the entire region. The views down from the bridge across it or up the stairs from the top are amazing. It is very worth it. Just down the road is a lovely picnic spot with benches under the pine trees.

This reservoir is the oldest (still in operation) in the Community of Madrid. Construction began in 1869 and was completed in 1873, with a design that was innovative for its time. Later, a canal was created that brings water directly to the city of Madrid from this reservoir.

The Villar reservoir is one of the oldest civil hydrographic works in Madrid that is still in operation. The dam stands in the middle of one of the Lozoya river gorges, which makes it an ideal viewpoint. From here you can see one of the impressive bridges that are used by the operators of the Canal de Isabel II to inspect all the infrastructure that supplies water to Madrid.