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This impressive castle has a rich history dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Initially, in the 10th and 11th centuries, there was a Muslim fortress on the site. After the Castilian conquest in the 12th century, it was expanded with a walled outer ring. Between 1460 and 1480, Luis Tovar and María de Guzmán ordered the construction of the stately castle. In 1512, the design and construction of an artillery fort for military purposes began. The castle features a blend of medieval and Renaissance elements, including a keep and a palace within the walls.

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This impressive castle has a rich history dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Initially, in the 10th and 11th centuries, there was a Muslim fortress on the site. After the Castilian conquest in the 12th century, it was expanded with a walled outer ring. Between 1460 and 1480, Luis Tovar and María de Guzmán ordered the construction of the stately castle. In 1512, the design and construction of an artillery fort for military purposes began. The castle features a blend of medieval and Renaissance elements, including a keep and a palace within the walls.

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Nice area for hiking and mountain biking trails

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Nice area for hiking and mountain biking trails

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Nice area for hiking and mountain biking trails

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Border between the two Castillas Soria and Guadalajara, and some beautiful views

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Climbing up from Berlanga de Duero, I gave my all, I argued with myself, but I won. If you are carrying panniers, grit your teeth and put on the smallest chainring and the largest sprocket and go ahead.

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Gormaz Castle is one of the most incredible places you will see in these parts. This caliphal fortress, built in the second half of the 10th century, constituted the border between Al Andalus and Castile in the Middle Ages. The famous Cid was warden of the castle, which became the largest defensive construction of the Late Middle Ages in Europe.

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The Plaza Mayor in Berlanga de Duero is a great example of popular Castilian architecture. The houses that flank it have wooden pillars resting on reddish stones characteristic of Soria.

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The castle of Berlanga de Duero helps you to get an idea of the battles that were fought over these lands in the Middle Ages. Its wall and its four towers are very well preserved.

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A castle worthy of a movie that seems like you are in another era. The walls surround the castle and some towers protected what was the core of it!!

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Spectacular castle that is located in the highest part of the town of Gormaz where you can see the immense wall and the respective towers that had existed in this castle, impressive!

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The Alto de la Carrascosa is a mountain belonging to the Iberian System, with an elevation of 1387 meters and a prominence of 59 meters. and very close to the town of Miedes de Atienza.

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A small mountain pass on a hill that is reached by a winding road. At the top you can see a large extension of the Soria plateau.

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The very impressive Castello de Gormaz, which largely dates from Moorish times, lies grandiosely above the town of the same name and, in addition to a wonderful all-round view, even as a ruin still offers a very revealing picture of Moorish defense systems.

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Hard port that seems more than it is, try to avoid the central hours of the day, recommend road bikes and hikers on foot following the signs through the mountain.

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"Road and castle. Only good! 👍"

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In the center of town there is a bar and a fountain

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CASTILLO Al acercarnos a Berlanga de Duero lo primero que visualizamos es su imponente castillo, situado en lo alto de un cerro rodeado por unas impresionantes murallas. Se trata de un complejo edificio formado por dos recintos fortificados de diferentes etapas históricas y constructivas, uno de época medieval y el otro de época renacentista. El origen del castillo medieval de Berlanga no está claro, pero las últimas excavaciones arqueológicas nos permiten situarlo en torno a los siglos X-XI como una fortaleza islámica de la que apenas quedan restos visibles y que jugó un importante papel en la frontera con los reinos cristianos. En 1059 Fernando I de Castilla, en una rápida campaña militar en el Alto Duero, consiguió tomar Berlanga, lo que propició que se llevaran a cabo las primeras obras para la reparación y reforma del castillo. En 1370 Berlanga, que hasta el momento había sido una villa de realengo, pasó a manos de la familia Tovar. Juan Fernández de Tovar, primer señor de Berlanga de este linaje y Almirante de Castilla fue quien llevó a cabo nuevas modificaciones en el castillo, aunque no se sabe con exactitud qué partes fueron intervenidas. Avanzado el siglo XV Luis de Tovar, junto con su esposa Isabel de Guzmán, promovieron las últimas grandes reformas en el castillo medieval. Principalmente afectaron a la zona palaciega y a la torre del homenaje, en la que colocaron ocho escudos de armas correspondientes a los linajes de sus ancestros. Tras la muerte de Luis de Tovar, su única hija María de Tovar heredó todo el mayorazgo de los Tovar. Con ella tuvieron lugar los grandes cambios que transformaron toda la villa de Berlanga, incluido el castillo al que dio la apariencia que hoy en día tiene. En 1521-1522 María de Tovar e Íñigo Fernández de Velasco iniciaron la construcción de una nueva fortaleza alrededor del antiguo castillo medieval -que tenían planeado demoler-, que fuera capaz de resistir el envite de la artillería de fuego. Para ello contaron con los ingenieros y maestros de obras más experimentados del reino de Castilla, como el maestro de obras Lope de Isturizaga. El nuevo Marqués de Berlanga, Juan de Tovar, decidió paralizar las obras de la nueva fortaleza artillera que sus padres habían comenzado años antes conservándose el antiguo castillo medieval, rodeado ahora por la nueva fortaleza artillera inconclusa. Durante todo el siglo XVI y XVII la fortaleza fue perdiendo sus funciones militares y asumiendo otras como las de prisión, archivo o arsenal. Desde finales del siglo XVII comenzó su declive por los continuos saqueos sufridos por las gentes de la villa y por el desmantelamiento de sus estructuras llevado a cabo por los propios Marqueses de Berlanga. Este declive fue agravado tras el incendio que se produjo en el castillo el 20 de abril de 1660, hasta el punto que a finales del siglo XVIII el edificio solo conservaba sus muros. A comienzos del siglo XXI el Ayuntamiento de Berlanga de Duero adquirió todo el conjunto monumental del castillo, murallas, palacio y jardines, iniciándose así la consolidación, restauración y puesta en valor de este magnífico monumento. La entrada al interior del cerro y el castillo se realiza a través de la torre del palacio, donde se encuentra la oficina de turismo.

A good example of Castilian architecture. All of it is porticoed with wooden pillars that rest on a stone base. The beams, also made of dark wood, the balconies and the color of the walls, which recall the reddish Soria soil, give it a singular beauty, which is repeated in several of the noble streets that arise from it, where you can see some emblazoned mansions. In the last of the reforms of its pavement, archaeological remains were found, among them burials of medieval origin from an old convent. In this regard, we will point out that near the castle, in its eastern part, there are 21 rock tombs from the 10th century, probably the necropolis of the old castle. In the Plaza Mayor is the rebuilt municipal council, with flagstone in the lower section and brick in the upper section; There are also several commercial establishments. Various streets lead from this agora, each more interesting, such as the one that goes down to Hoz del Escalote, or Calle Real, with two emblazoned palatial houses, and near the latter the adobe houses stand out, so conspicuous in the old Jewish quarter, with its streets of Yubería Alta and Baja. The arcades remain in various sections of various streets, and you can even see a brick building on the first floor, supported on thick juniper beams. There are numerous bars and restaurants, and nearby grocery stores where you can buy supplies. Fountain in the Collegiate square

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