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Small, peaceful village next to Gallocanta.

Torralba de los Sisones is located in the Jiloca region, just south of the Gallocanta lagoon. In the town, the ruins of the castle of San Pedro, of Muslim origin, stand out, as well as the church of the same name, a 16th century construction with a beautiful bell tower. It also has a hostel with a restaurant.

The Embid castle is another fortified example of the power of the Molina lordship, protecting the trade routes to the north of the province of Guadalajara, bordering Teruel. A magnificent structure worth seeing.

The restored castle of Embid looks majestic in the lands bordering Aragon, in the Señorío de Molina. It dates from the 14th century, it is Gothic, it has a pentagonal plan, with cubes in the corners and a tower of homage in height, and it has witnessed battles and confrontations.

The town of Torralba de Sisones is located south of the Gallocanta lagoon, in the Iberian System. The old town center was grouped around a half-ruined Muslim castle, from which you can see the entire region.

Berrueco is a town located to the north of the Gallocanta lagoon. At the top of the town is its castle, the Castillo de Berruecos overlooking the lagoon.

Bello is the gateway to the Gallocanta lagoons. Nearby is the interpretation center. In the town we find the Church of Our Lady of the Nativity, from the last third of the 16th century with a notable 13th century tower. The painting of the Holy Family of Bayeu given by Cardinal Marco in the 19th century to decorate the family chapel stands out. We also find the Hermitage of the Trinity, the Castle with its Torreón de la Primicia and rest of the walls (12th-15th century) Other places of interest are: -House of the Place. XVII century. Town hall with fish market, later ratchet and school, jail and clock from 1916 given by Varon de Velasco. -Palace-house of the Marco, of the Catalan, Rectoral, of the Notary In the town we have several accommodations, a bar and a small grocery store

The Castillo de Santed is located on a mountain and dominates the border between Aragon and Castile. In the early days the castle hill was part of a Celtiberian settlement, later the castle was built. This became particularly important in the Middle Ages together with the castles of Peracense, Tornos, Albarracín and the city of Daroca as part of the defense line of Aragon against the Kingdom of Castile.