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Picnic area with water and beautiful views of the Prejano castle and the valley

Accommodation, shops and bar in this beautiful medieval town. They have just restored the castle

Yanguas is a town in Soria in the Tierras Altas region, in the community of Castilla y León. Of pre-Roman origin, it is located at the beginning of the Cidacos river gorge, on the road that linked Numancia and Calahorra. It was declared a Historical-Artistic Site in 1993 and belongs to the Most Beautiful Towns in Spain association. Of its heritage, the Romanesque tower of San Miguel stands out, in Catalan Romanesque style (unique in the province), the Yanguas castle (14th century) and the church of San Lorenzo.

Yanguas is located at the gates of a canyon on the Cidacos River that leads to La Rioja. The beauty of the town has made it enter by its own right into the association of The Most Beautiful Towns in Spain. Its historic group of stone houses, especially slate, preserves the appearance of traditional architecture. In addition, it houses centuries-old monuments such as the Romanesque churches of San Lorenzo and Santa María, among other buildings of heritage relevance.

Nice castle partially restored, accessible by car almost to the start.

Raised on a small hillock northwest of Préjano, in La Rioja, are the remains of a 15th-century castle. In the current enclosure you can see a small tower 15 meters high.

Castle built around the year 1200 taking advantage of a previous Islamic fortification. Strategically located with a great view of the middle valley of the Cidacos river, the Serbian fortification of surveillance space, as well as being an important point of communication with the other castles and towers in the area. Near the castle is the Hermitage of El Salvador.

It is located at the foot of Mount Isasa. It was famous in other times for its coal mines and its textile industry, based on the importance of sheep farming. You must see the tower of the medieval castle, the hermitage of Santo Cristo de La Canal, the church of San Miguel and the parish church of San Esteban.