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It is the largest lagoon in the Lagunas de Villafáfila Nature Reserve.
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The Roman Bridge of Villarigo is located east of Villafáfila, near Laguna Salina Grande and Laguna el Puente. This bridge, dating from the High Roman Empire (27 BC - 305 AD), has three arches of unequal size, with the central arch twice the size of the side arches. Although it has been extensively rebuilt, it retains its original structure with strong ashlar voussoirs. The bridge was part of a network of Roman roads that connected various settlements and facilitated crossing the Villafáfila lagoons. Today, the bridge is a point of historical and architectural interest in the region.
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Laguna Salina Grande is located in the Villafáfila Nature Reserve, in the province of Zamora. This lagoon is the largest in the reserve and is an ideal place for birdwatching, especially during winter and spring. In winter, thousands of geese and ducks congregate there, while in spring, a wide variety of waders can be observed. One of the most interesting routes to explore the area is the circular trail that passes by Laguna Salina Grande, the Otero de Sariegos bird observatory, and the Roman bridge in Villafáfila. This route offers an excellent opportunity to enjoy the reserve's wildlife and landscape.
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Otero de Sariegos is an uninhabited village located in the municipality of Villafáfila, in the province of Zamora, Castile and León. This place is known for its natural lagoon, which attracts numerous tourists and birdwatchers due to the diversity of species found there. Historically, Otero de Sariegos has been linked to salt production since prehistoric times. The name "Sariegos" is believed to come from "saliegos," referring to salt producers. During the Middle Ages, salt exploitation reached its peak, and the area was filled with small villages dedicated to this activity. Although currently uninhabited, the site remains of interest for its historical and natural value.
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A nice nature walk in the Los Campos area, especially the shade of the pine trees, is welcome in the vast open landscape that is typical of this area.
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Adobe structures to house pigeons. Undoubtedly the loco used was taken from the Valderaduey river.
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Castronuevo is a small rural town next to the Valderaduey river. Surrounded by fields of cereals and cereals. The Church of the Assumption stands at the northern ends of the city.
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The Valderaduey River meanders through a landscape of cereal fields. The river is a tributary of the great Duero River.
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