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Rejas de San Esteban is heritage

Castle of San Esteban de GormazMore information
Located on top of a hill, the castle dominates the village and the bridge that crosses the Douro River. San Esteban de Gormaz emerged as a fortified plaza for its strategic importance in the defensive...
Church of Nuestra Señora del RiveroMore information
The church dates from the first half of the 12th century and has the same style and structure as the Iglesia de San Miguel. It is the most popular church in the village, due to the venerated Virgen del...
Church of San MartinMore information
An impeccably restored porticoed church dating back to the mid 12th century. Particularly worthy of note is the single nave and the magnificent wooden roof and a pointed barrel vault.The pointed triumphal...
Church of San MiguelMore information
Built in 1081 by the Master Julianus, as indicated by a small scroll located in the colonnaded gallery, next to the entrance arch, which makes it the oldest colonnaded Romanesque church in the province,...
Watchtower of QuintanillaMore information
If we think of a well-preserved watchtower, we must remember the one at Quintanilla de Tres Barrios, that Madoz defined as ‘observation tower’, located on the northern slope of a hill on whose top we found...
Arch of the VillaMore information
It was the gateway of the old rampart. On its back keeps a shield with the blazon of M. Diego Lopez Pacheco the Grand, who was count of San Esteban.