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The most famous monument is the church, recently the remains of an old hermitage were found. In the village there is a distillery where pomace and typical wines from the region are sold.

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Great long old Roman bridge

Cubillas de Los Oteros is a small town in the Los Oteros wine region. Like many towns in the region, the origin of Cubillas de Los Oteros dates back to pre-Roman times. Apart from the local Bodges, the most notable monument in the town is the Iglesia de Cubillas with its tall bell tower.

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Villarroane is a small rural agricultural town located at the confluence of the Esla and Bernesga rivers to the south of León where the Camino Real passes. The most notable monument in the town is the 16th-century Renaissance-style parish church.

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Mayorga is an important regional town located on the banks of the Cea River in the province of Valladolid. The most notable monuments of the town from Roman times are the red brick buildings, especially near the Plaza de España such as the Town Hall and the Casa de Cachón, former Palace of the Pimentels.

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Castilfalé is a small rural town in the Los Oteros region. The settlement dates back to the time of the Reconquest, with a defensive castle, of which only the ruin of a tower dating from 1065 remains.

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Ruins of fortifications and walls around the old town of Mansilla de las Mulas on the banks of the Esla river. The town is located on the Camino de Santiago Francés.

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The Castillo de Coyanza or Valencia de Don Juan is an extensive and beautiful fortified castle from the 11th century on the banks of the Esla River. The impressive castle and gardens can be seen from the road.

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Small agricultural town on the N-601 national road surrounded by wheat fields.

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Defensive fort that guarded the commercial route of the Cea river. It appears mentioned for the first time in 1206 in a list of buildings that Alfonso VIII gave to his grandson Alfonso IX of León. Today only the tower remains.

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This small town, which shares a municipality with the neighboring Gigosos de los Oteros, is a quiet and pleasant place where you can perhaps make a different stop and try some wine or pomace in a private winery, as long as you don't have much more to pedal. ..

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Next to the bridge, the canon of the cathedral of Leon founded a pilgrim hospital in the 16th century. In 1756 the hospital was closed. An inn remained for the benefit of the travelers.

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A bridge over the Río Porma, which Aimeric Picaud and Hermann Künig von Vach already mentioned in their pilgrim reports. It has twenty irregular arches and has had to be repaired several times due to flood damage. Behind the bridge are the remains of a pilgrims' hospice, the founding of which is attributed to the Archdean of Triacastela and Canon of León (Wikipedia).

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Point next to the Roman bridge located on the Adanero - León road.

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The arched bridge - below you meet the pilgrims who are going on their camino on horseback - that has something of a cowboy when you see the rolled felt blankets on the back of the saddle

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Again and again on the pilgrimage route to St. James (Camino Frances) - like here on the stage from Religiosos to Leon - valleys have to be crossed and rivers to be crossed. The bridges are sometimes comparatively modern, sometimes medieval and sometimes even older in origin. But always, and this is the main thing, they bring - of course not only, but also us pilgrims - safely to the other side.

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Leon Cathedral is an absolute eye-catcher. Nearby also the oversized Leon letters

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Newly planned pilgrimage. Although short but nice.

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