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Good place to stop for lunch or lodging

The castle was built in the 15th century by order of the constable Rui López Dávalos. It is the oldest monument in Arenas de San Pedro, and its construction spans from the end of the 14th century to the beginning of the 15th century. 😊🏰

Viewpoint with impressive views of the Arbillas valley, from the Rosarito reservoir to Cabeza del Cervunal (2089 m). Don't hesitate to stop to appreciate these landscapes.

Castle built in the 15th century. In the year 1393, King Henry III granted the title of Villa to Arenas de San Pedro, handing over its lordship to Ruy López Dávalos, constable of Castile, who began its construction. It is known as the Castle of the Sad Countess, because after the execution of Don Álvaro de Luna in 1453, Juan II allowed the town to remain in the possession of his widow, Doña Juana de Pimentel, popularly known by this nickname.

The Aquelcabos Bridge is commonly called a Roman bridge (since it was built on a previous, presumably Roman, bridge). It is the oldest bridge in Arenas de San Pedro. It is expected that it was built in the 11th century, so it is of medieval origin. It was widely used by travelers and nomadic shepherds, paying in advance for the portage or ferry. It consists of three arches, the central one being the largest of all. Its pavement has been restored with paving imitating the original. On both sides there is a stone parapet one meter high and several parts of its layout have been repaired with cement.

It is a charming town in the Sierra de Gredos, located south of the Los Galayos gorge. Perfect as a base for exploring these alpine landscapes, it is also worth a brief visit for its narrow, cobbled streets.

Dating back to the 14th century and over the Arenal River, the beautiful medieval bridge of Aquelcabos can be perfectly observed and photographed from the road.

It is a beautiful viewpoint from which you can contemplate the entire foothills and the majestic Gredos mountain range.