ソリウェラの天然記念物・トップ6

This impressive scree is the goal of the Candelario Vertical Kilometer. From its summit, there is a beautiful view of the fossil hanging glacial valley, where the Candelario pasture of La Cardosa is located, as well as the river valley of the Arroyo de Navalengua, which channels meltwater. There are also views of Candelario, Béjar, and the Sierra de Francia in the background. For athletes, the ascent from Candelario (intense) is well worth it. For landscape lovers, it is relatively easy to access from the Cobatilla parking lot (caution, as this is a high mountain area).

The top of Canchal Negro is located at 2,364 meters above sea level within the Sierra de Candelario Natural Area, a wonderful place worth visiting. Getting here has its price, the road can be demanding and technical in some sections, but the views are very comforting.

La Fuente de la Romana was built in a small natural spring located in a small ravine. The same ravine was used as a foundation for the town hall situated on the fountain. Perfect for a refreshing sip of water on a hot day.

Canchal Negro is a point in Salamanca and has an elevation of 2,369 meters. It is located to the east of Sierra de Candelario.

Tree located on the La Francesa estate (it takes its name from the wife of Monsieur Papau, a French engineer who carried out the works on the Béjar railway in 1894 and who lived there for many years, witnessing its growth) on the mountain of Béjar, private, and that stands out by far from the rest of the native trees: oaks, chestnuts, pines, poplars, willows, walnuts... This farm is an idyllic place full of walkers to contemplate the cedar and be photographed with it. The place is well known by citizens and increasingly asked by tourists to see such a specimen.

Located in the lower part of the cemetery, it possibly receives its name from its location. Candelario had three entrances and in each of them a fountain was built. One of the entrances was through the so-called "old road" and the fountain that corresponds to this road is this one from Las Animas.

In 1896 the construction of the Town Hall was completed, so it is likely that it was built on that date, however there is an inscription on the stone at the entrance to the spring with the inscription "It was rebuilt in 1813"

Stunning views, but be careful, up there is quite a strong wind. Tolle Aufsicht, aber Vorsicht, is ist sehr windig da oben!