Province of Valladolid
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Ascent slope
749 m.
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The Yacimiento de Pintia is located in Padilla de Duero, on the left bank of the river, and being Pesquera de Duero in the other bank. It is considered as one of the most important Vaccean cities that existed in the course of this river.

What to see?

  • Experiences on the Ribera del Duero Wine RouteMore information

    In a strip of 115 kilometers that runs through the provinces of Burgos, Segovia, Soria and Valladolid and always with the Duero River as a travel companion, the Ribera del Duero Wine Route offers visitors...

  • Archeological site of PintiaMore information

    The village spans from the Bronze Age to the Visigoth times. The second Iron Age and the Roman times were the periods of greatest splendor of the settlement, being depopulated in the Visigoth times. The...

  • Castle of PeñafielMore information

    Built in the 15th century by don Pedro Girón, master of the Calatrava Order. It is owned by the town hall. Totally restores, it houses the Wine Museum.Its ground plan is unusual among the castles in the...

  • Church / Convent of Santa ClaraMore information

    Pure Baroque decoration, octagonal ground plan, salomon-style main altarpiece, vegetal decorative motifs and fresco paintings in the dome.The church was built of stone in 1698. There is a front with a...

  • Church of San Miguel de ReoyoMore information

    Built in the late 16th century. Outside, there is an outstanding round-arched front flanked by paired columns topped off by a pediment. The three-storey brick tower was reformed in the 18th century.Inside,...

  • Tower of the ClockMore information

    Tower of masonry and stone that is the only that remains of the Romanesque church of San Esteban, founded in the year 1086 to commemorate the victory of Castilla against the almoravide Ali. The tower is...

  • PeñafielMore information

    Peñafiel is wine and history. In this Valladolid town, near the borders with Burgos and Segovia, its monumental castle is as well known as its long wine-growing tradition that makes it the capital of the...

  • The Festival of Fiestas Nuestra Señora y San RoqueMore information

    A pistol shot is the starting signal of four days of merriment and fun. The first shot and the chiming of the church bells announce the start of the chúndara, an endless procession which makes its way...

    Classification of Festivities
    Castilla y León Tourist Interest
    Date
    Del 14 de agosto al 18 de agosto
    Town
    Peñafiel
  • Convent of San PabloMore information

    The convent is a Gothic Mudejar building from the XIV century with a chapel of the XVI. The church is built in stone, has three naves of four sections separated by pillars that hold pointed arches. In...

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