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The sanctuary is a place of great significance for all the inhabitants of Saldaña and the spiritual center of the 25 towns in the region. The hermitage houses the small carving of the Virgin of the Valley and the relic of Blessed Oveco, monk of the Valcavado monastery.

Small town where it is worth seeing the fountain and old laundry.

Already 1 kilometer from Saldaña we can enjoy the pine forest. You can walk along various paths, but always with respect for the environment.

Charming town located in the Vega-Valdavia region. The Castle of the Counts of Saldaña stands out, whose ruins evoke its medieval past. There is also the Cueva de San Patricio and the arch of the old Hospital de la Misericordia, witnesses of its ancestral history.

Vestiges of the old fortress that defended the town. The original structure was built with limestone masonry and filled with boulders. It is speculated that the castle dates back to Visigothic times and was later occupied by Christians and Muslims during the Reconquest. Although its exact origin is uncertain, it is known that it existed from the 10th century and was possibly destroyed in 995 during a military campaign.

Spectacular views of the old fortress that defended the town. The original structure was built with limestone masonry and filled with boulders. It is speculated that the castle dates back to Visigothic times and was later occupied by Christians and Muslims during the Reconquest. Although its exact origin is uncertain, it is known to have existed since the 10th century and was possibly destroyed in 995 during a military campaign.

Saldaña is a small town on the banks of the Carrión river in the Vega-Valdavia region. Cycle through the Plaza de España to see the beautiful wooden-frame buildings from medieval times. Dominating the town, the ruins of the Castle of the Counts of Saldaña are a reminder of its rich patrimonial past.

Palencia town with a history closely related to the counts of Saldaña whose castle, although in ruins, can be visited.