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Ascent from Bárcena de Pie de Concha to the Alsa reservoir. You can continue for another 4 km to the Mediajo reservoir. The paved road ends before Pico Jano. To reach the top, you need a mountain bike.

You can climb from Cieza or Los Llares. The road is dirty and somewhat broken through Cieza (be careful when descending on a road bike).

The Casa Palacio that the Ceballos had in Barros is today owned by Mr. Herrero and Mr. Martínez de Azcoitia. It is a beautiful mountain architectural complex with a portal between cylindrical cubes, a typical mansion and a chapel. It was restored a few years ago by the current owners who have managed to give its interior a stately and period atmosphere. It dates back to the beginning of the 18th century.

The Sanctuary of Las Caldas del Besaya is a fantastic Baroque monastery dating from the 17th - 18th century and located in the Corrales de Buelna, very close to the rural centre and on high ground, next to the motorway towards the Meseta. Inside, it contains an important group of Baroque altarpieces, highlighting the Main one, with an image of the patron saint, Our Lady of Las Caldas, from the 16th century. The side altarpieces are from the 17th century, in the Churrigueresque and decorative Baroque style. The cloister has a square plan and preserves several canvases from the end of the 18th century, dedicated to the founder of the order, with scenes from his own life.

For the photos of the old bridge

Road that runs along the edge of the Ebro Reservoir itself and offers beautiful views of the north of the swamp.

The church of San Jorge, popularly known as El Partenón, is a few meters from the Palacio de los Hornillos. Built in 1890 as a chapel near his palace, it was donated by the dukes to the town of Las Fraguas to serve as a parish church. It was used during the Civil War as a prison. It is a purely neoclassical building.

The Palacio de los Hornillos or Palacio de las Fraguas is a large estate in which two palaces are located. The oldest called Casona de las Fraguas (from the 18th century) and the largest of both, called de los Hornillos (late 19th century). It has been the setting for several movies. The Palace of the Hornillos is a private property, owned by the Duke of San Carlos, and cannot be visited. La Casona de las Fraguas is currently a catering business that organizes banquets and celebrations.