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Sanjuanejo is a small town in the province of Salamanca, within the municipality of Ciudad Rodrigo. This picturesque town is part of the Ciudad Rodrigo region and the sub-region of La Socampana. Sanjuanejo and its surroundings offer various rural accommodation options, ideal for enjoying the tranquility of the countryside.

Sanctí-Spiritus is a town whose history goes back to the 12th century. It belongs to the region of the legendary Ciudad Rodrigo. It is one of the largest municipalities in the province, although the town has only 840 inhabitants. As a curiosity: there are several towns with the same name in the world, for example in Cuba and Argentina.

Its origin would date back to the twelfth century. Declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1994. During the Civil War it was used as a detention center by the rebels since August 1936. In 2015 it was sold to be converted into a luxury hotel, but due to the falsification of documentation by the of buyers, the transaction did not come to fruition. It is currently included in the Red List of endangered heritage.

The history of this town begins to be written around the 12th century, when the growing kingdom of León del Norte and the Muslims, increasingly divided, from the South disputed this no man's land and border, as it was considered strategic for the interests of each.

Beautiful small town that is located near the Huebra River and where one of its characteristics is the influx of inhabitants that appear between the summer and winter months, assuming large differences due to the good temperatures of the summer season.

Olmedo de Camaces takes its name from the former abundance of elm trees in the place as well as from its belonging to the Camaces field around the river of the same name. Until now, the only elm tree that gave its name to the town was found in the main square, which was felled by a tornado, taking away 250 years of existence of said tree.

It is said that this monastery belongs to the 13th century, although there are no remains of that time. It belonged to the Order of the Premostratensians and without a problem, it can be seen from the road!

There is news of its existence as early as the 13th century, although there are no remains from that time. It belonged to the Order of the Premonstratensians and the oldest of its architecture dates from the 16th century.