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The Mirador de Orellán is a spectacular observation point located in the town of Orellán, in the municipality of Borrenes, León. This viewpoint offers stunning panoramic views of the cultural landscape of Las Médulas, an ancient Roman gold mining complex declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Near the viewpoint, you can visit the underground galleries that were part of the Roman gold mining system. Entry costs €3 and a helmet with headlamp is provided for the visit.

Corullón, in the El Bierzo region, is a place where nature unfolds at its maximum expression. Its chestnut groves, with numerous centuries-old specimens, hide a world of sensations. Along endless paths, you can discover interesting flora and fauna. In addition, Corullón is characterized by its vineyards, cherry trees and orchard products. If you want to explore more, I recommend the Route ‘Between Vineyards and Cherry Trees’, famous for the spectacular flowering of cherry trees at the end of March and beginning of April. In August or early September, the vineyards take center stage, combining reddish, green and ocher colors. An unforgettable experience in the middle of Bercian nature! 🌳🍇🌸

The Mirador de Corullón invites you to immerse yourself in centuries of history and discover the essence of Bierzo. Located at LE-5220, 24514 Corullón, this beautiful enclave offers you exuberant nature so you can enjoy the fresh air of the mountains. From the viewpoint, you can contemplate the impressive views of the mountains, rivers, forests, cherry groves and vineyards that characterize the region. In addition, the Corullón City Council has installed 25 tables and benches so you can enjoy the panoramic view and have a picnic in this place. If you visit Corullón, don't miss this unique and unforgettable experience. 🌄🍷🌸

Corullón Castle is located in the El Bierzo region. It was built as a mansion and recreation by the Rodríguez de Valcarce family in the 14th century. The castle stands on a Roman fort and a medieval tower. Throughout its history, it belonged to various families, including the Álvarez Osorio and the Álvarez de Toledo. Currently, it is owned by the descendants of the Marquises of Villafranca. Although it cannot be visited, its history and architecture make it a historical and artistic monument of the region. 🏰🌟

La Cuevona and La Encantada are two impressive places in Las Médulas, an area with a rich mining history and a unique landscape. The Cave: It is a gallery dug into the mountain, part of the ancient network of tunnels and galleries used in Roman mining exploitation. It has the highest height of all the existing galleries in Las Médulas. It is an important reference point for those exploring the Las Valiñas path. As you pass in front of La Cuevona, you will climb a small slope protected by a railing of wooden logs. The enchanted: It is also part of the old mining network. Upon arriving at La Encantada, you will be surprised by its unusual luminosity due to the entry of light from a hole at the top. There are two tunnels that branch off to the left and right, and from inside, you can see a beautiful landscape. Both caves are witnesses of Roman mining activity and offer a unique experience for visitors. I hope you enjoy exploring La Cuevona and La Encantada! 🏞️🚶‍♂️

It is located near Las Médulas, an ancient Roman gold mine. You can get to the viewpoint through the Perimeter Path. It begins in the town of Las Médulas and follows the Senda de las Valiñas until you reach the Mirador de las Pedrices. From the viewpoint, you will enjoy impressive views of Las Médulas and the remains of the peaks. You will also be able to see the Campañana Reservoir and the town of Lago. I hope you have the opportunity to visit this beautiful place! 😊

Las Médulas are the result of the greed of the Roman Empire to extract every last gram of gold that the Leonese mountains contained. The Romans used the aggressive “ruina montium” method to extract gold for 250 years, creating a radical and surprising landscape. As you tour Las Médulas, you will discover caves, pinnacles, ravines and vertical slopes of a remarkable reddish color.

The Zufreiros del Frade are giant cork oaks that have lived for a long time. In the El Bierzo area, cork oaks are known as “zufreiros”, “zofreros” or “zufreros”, depending on the region. If you decide to visit this place, I hope you enjoy the experience surrounded by the majesty of the Zufreiros del Frade! 😊