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Nice route along the river bank is gravel

Typical Castilian town with an interesting old town. It has a wine cellar area as it belongs to the Cigales wine designation of origin. It has a very nice inn, two churches and a good gastronomic offer with two good restaurants. It is recommended to leave from Valoria to enter the Cerrato Palentino.

The agricultural lands surrounding the town are mostly dedicated to the cultivation of vines, which means that there are several wineries in the area. An interesting place to visit is the church dedicated to Saint Mary which has undergone several restructurings in the 16th and 17th centuries.

The original castle was built in the 10th century, but was replaced in the 15th century by the castle you see now. Admission costs €3 and it is open most of the year except Mondays and the months of January and February.

Riding northeast of the capital of Palencia, the town of Villamediana surrounds a landscape of valleys covered with holm oaks. The town has a patrimonial medieval architecture being the Church of Santa Columba the most important monument.

Soto de Cerrato, a town located in the Cerrato region of Palencia, is believed to have emerged as a vacation retreat for the local ecclesiastical curia due to its proximity to Palencia. Over time, it became a settlement known as "El Soto del Cerrato". The agricultural nature of the land led the town to specialize in the cultivation of the vine, giving rise to numerous wineries. The town has two neighborhoods dedicated to the production of wine: Las Bodegas de Arriba and Las Bodegas de Abajo. In the High Middle Ages, the original parish church dedicated to Santa María was built, which has undergone several restructurings in the 16th and 17th centuries, preserving the shields of various military orders.

Beautiful medieval bridge that crosses the Pisuerga river on the Isla del río, just outside the town of Venta de Baños.

Masonry bridge erected in the 16th century and renovated at the end of the 19th century. The Puente Mayor crosses the Carrión River in Palencia, connecting the city center with the Allende El Río neighborhood. Originally made up of seven semicircular arches and prismatic cutwaters, it was later extended to allow road traffic. It currently has semi-cylindrical pillars and cutwaters with machicolation-shaped finishes, providing a fortified appearance.