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Salazar is heritage

Palace of the Salazar / las TorresMore information
The 16th and 17th-century towers, made of fine ashlar, have kept some of their embrasures. Ashlar palace with two towers joined by a central section, the palace of Salazar, familia del linaje medieval...
Parish Church of San JuanMore information
This 16th-century church, with reused beam-ends (s. XII), has an elegant front with the seated figures of the first castillan judges Nuño Rasura and Laín Calvo.
Fortified PalaceMore information
It was a building that consisted of two towers, a spacious courtyard, a main building and walls. Today, a tower and several attached buildings remain of the palace. The beginning of the construction is...
Manor Houses of TormeMore information
Lordly building consists of two attached bodies, the residential area and the tower. Its construction with irregularly carved ashlar, except in the corners, including the area of contact of both, which...
Monastery of Santa María de RiosecoMore information
The Monastery of Santa María de Rioseco, founded in the 13th century, is located in the Manzanedo Valley, next to the Ebro River. It was inhabited for centuries by "white monks" of the Cistercian Order,...
Tower of BocosMore information
In the corner of the square of Bocos is what the neighbours call ‘La Torre’, which belonged to the Medinilla and in its day was called ‘Torre del Campo’.Today, the small fort is now housing, losing some...