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Many are still preserved

It's always a little scary to go through these kinds of doors.

Main gate of Maderuelo protecting the western entrance. From the 13th century, the bars, the gate and some thick armored wooden doors with armor from the 15th century still remain.

The urban area of Maderuelo has been declared a site of cultural interest due to its magnificent state of conservation. The town extends elongated on a promontory and preserves the medieval wall and some of the entrance doors. Currently, it stands over the Linares del Arroyo reservoir and the views are incredible.

Miño de San Esteban is a small town on the Camino del Cid that houses the impressive church of San Martín, from the 12th century. The Romanesque temple has a defensive tower and a doorway on the south wall with totally unexpected archivolts and capitals.

Throughout the entire route of the Camino del Cid, the landscape offers you large stretches of tracks between cereal fields surrounded by leafy hills.

Beautiful medieval town on the Linares River Reservoir.

The Linares reservoir is in a natural environment of special beauty and the Riaza gorges, less famous than those of the Duratón, can be traveled by MTB or on foot along the path that leaves from Montejo de la Vega de la Serrezuela to Maderuelo. Opposite Maderuelo, the hermitage of Vera Cruz is located at the foot of the reservoir, in an area with a beach and picnic tables, perfect for recharging your batteries.