Castrojeriz is a town with about 800 inhabitants and all services. That is why it is very relevant as a stop on the Camino de Santiago. In addition to enjoying …
Castrojeriz, an important stage of the Camino de Santiago, was occupied by Celts, Romans, Visigoths, Arabs and finally Christians from the year 882 and in its castle, which was built …
At the highest part of the town of Castrojeriz is its castle, which is more than 900 meters high and offers impressive views of the town and the area. But …
Gothic church of the town, with three naves, near which you can still see the imposing remains of a palace with a Renaissance façade, whose origin was the fortified house of D. Diego Torres, 16th-17th century
Fortification formed by a tower-castle surrounded by a square wall and dated from the 15th century. It was partially renovated and curiously it is a private home.