몬테아구도 데 라스 비카리아스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 동굴

In Momtuenga, its castle stands out, quite curious despite its poor condition because two of its walls are made of adobe.

15th-16th Century Castle Opening Hours: Wednesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM to 7:30 PM. Closed Monday and Tuesday. This Gothic-Renaissance castle-palace, associated with the Mendoza family, has a pentagonal floor plan. At its corners rise towers of varying shapes and sizes; three stand out: the western tower, circular; the southern tower, rectangular; and the eastern tower, octagonal on the exterior and hexagonal on the interior. All are connected by a wall-walk. The towers and walls are crowned with striking crenellations. It has two gates, the main gate and a false gate, both with pointed arches and defended by machicolations. Inside, the Renaissance arcaded courtyard is particularly noteworthy, featuring a double gallery and beautiful Plateresque plasterwork decoration on the upper level. A passageway in the western wall once connected the castle to the church.

It's a beautiful town in the province of Zaragoza, bordering Soria. It has an old castle, now a beautiful viewpoint, caves beneath the castle hill, a beautiful and large church, and a beautiful square with a statue of its most distinguished son, Saint Pascual Bailon. The town hall has a very old façade. A plaque commemorates Vila Real's gratitude to Saint Pascual Bailon and the town. On the town's pediment, paintings commemorate the miracles of Saint Pascual when he was a shepherd as a child. Before and after the town, there are several peirones (stone crosses) that commemorate the popular saint, Saint Pascual.

Pretty ruins of a castle

The castle of Monreal de Ariza was built by order of the Aragonese king Alfonso I, the fighter, to defend his border from Muslim and Castilian attacks. Today in ruins, the vision of this fortress must have commanded a lot of respect among those who wanted to take it.

This stretch of track between fields gives you a very constant view of the landscape on the Camino del Cid between Soria and Guadalajara. Long gravel tracks between cereal fields and, of course, the views of the ruins of the castle of Montuenga. This is an old medieval fortress that was part of the defense line of the Jalón river.

Montuenga de Soria is a small Sorian village that stands out for the ruins of a medieval castle situated on a beautiful hill. The silhouette of the castle towering over an expansive land of plains and mounds looks like something out of a western movie.

Stands out in the town, the Castle located on top of a witness hill, and today quite deteriorated -Castle of Montuenga. The castle stands on a high, steep and elongated hill, from which it overlooks the town of Montuenga de Soria. There are few remains of what was the building, two polygonal towers at the ends joined by canvases. The castle was built in masonry with ashlars in the corners and is perfectly adapted to the hill on which it sits. It appears in the catalog of Protected Assets of the Junta de Castilla y León in the category of Castle with declaration date April 22, 1949.4 -La Fuente, where you can still read "non-drinkable water" although the date of this inscription is unknown. This spring is populated by the dreaded Cyprinus carpio or carp sorianensis, known worldwide for their extreme voracity and excessive appetite. It is worth noting its longevity, the longest of its kind, and its resistance to the Sorian cold. For this reason these tents are frequently used for experiments in the space laboratories of the European Space Agency.