El Puig de Santa María Royal Monastery

The monastery is laid out in two different areas: the convent and the Virgen de Jaraba Sanctuary. Together they conform a grandiose rectangular building flanked by four sturdy towers.

Ruins of the Monastery of San Benito de Sahagún

Only three parts of the Royal Monastery of San Benito still stand: the chapel of San Mancio, the Tower and the Arch of San Benito.

Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial

The Monastery of El Escorial was the first example of the architectural style which came to be known as Herrerian after its creator, Juan de Herrera. It is a designated World Heritage site.

Royal Monastery of Santa Ana

The future Isabella I 'la Católica' was educated as a little girl in this convent of Cistercian nuns founded in the 14th century and completely rebuilt in the 16th century.

Royal Monastery of Santa Clara

Founded in 1363. Mudejar-style palace and Gothic church. Arab baths.

Royal Granary

Royal Shrine of Nuestra Señora de las Nieves

Reales Carnicerías building

Built at the height of Medina del Campo's period of splendour, this is a unique example of a construction built specifically for use as a market and which today conserves not only the same structure but also its original function.

Walled enclosure and castle in Daroca

Because of its length and variety of styles and construction periods, the walled enclosure in Daroca is an exceptional case in Spanish military architecture.

Mozarabic Fortress

Ruins of the Gothic Castle of Arrés

Remains of city walls, gateways and defensive towers

Baroque altarpiece

Neoclassical altarpiece. 19th century

Roca dels Moros

Discovered over one century ago, the rock paintings found on the walls of this natural shelter are among the earliest known examples of the style known as Levantine rock art.

Gothic "Rollo Jurisdiccional" (pillar erected to denote jurisdictional independence of a town or village)

Renaissance "Rollo Jurisdiccional" (pillar erected to denote jurisdictional independence of a town or village)

Justice Pillar in Peñaranda de Duero

Ruins of Candanchú Castle

Ruins of the Roman city of Julióbriga

Julióbriga means "fortified city of Julius".

Palace of Cobaleda Nicuesa

Also known as the Casa de Deán or the Casa de los Minallones, it is a modest but highly elegant civil construction from the Renaissance period. Currently it houses town's Association of Architects.

Palace of the Dukes of Medinaceli

Don Luis de la Cerda commissioned the building of this palace in 1492.

Palace of the Count of Toreno

Palace of the Counts of Alba and Aliste

This stately palace, a splendid example of Spanish Renaissance architecture from the early 16th century, today houses a Parador hotel.