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La Mata de Monteagudoの少し手前で、山の頂上までの道の半ばにある踊り場に佇むVirgen de la Velillaの聖域へと寄り道しました。オーク、ブナ、ヒイラギに囲まれた、崇敬されるVirgen de la Velillaは、本当に美しい場所に住む特権を持っています。 16世紀には小さく質素な聖域が建てられ、巡礼者たちはVirgen de la Velillaを崇敬するために訪れました。世紀末には、このVirgenはその多くの奇跡と恩恵により非常に有名になり、多額の寄付や施しを受けていました。

The Sofreral de Cerezal is a cork oak forest (called sofreros in the area), the largest in Castile and León. Leaving the village, you cross a wonderful path about 4 km long.

It offers one of the most expansive views of the valley and the city. From here, you can make out the cathedral towers, the winding Bernesga River, and, on clear days, the mountains in the distance. It was a former lookout point during the Spanish Civil War, and remnants of trenches still lie hidden among the grass. Today, it's a perfect spot to watch the sunset and feel the light slowly fade over the Leonese landscape.

The Cadozos Waterfall, located in Muelas del Pan (Zamora), is a little-known but very special natural spot, ideal for hiking and nature lovers. It's a seasonal waterfall, meaning its flow depends on rainfall, being most spectacular in spring or after days of heavy rain.

Here you can still admire part of the impressive Roman city wall.

It is the great Gothic cathedral. Over the centuries it has been rebuilt several times under the direction of numerous famous architects, giving it its own character.

The walls of León are an essential part of the city's historical heritage. These Roman and medieval fortifications mark the old town and have a rich history. Roman wall: Its origin dates back to the 1st century and was built by the Legio VI to control the Asturian population in the area. Medieval wall: It dates back to the 14th century and protected the city. León Castle: Currently houses the provincial historical archive. In short, the walls of León are silent witnesses of the history and evolution of this beautiful city. 🏰🌆

You enter León past the old Roman city walls