
Maps of Castile y Leon
A monumental town well worth a visit. The famous cathedral,one of the greatest examples of Gothic style in Spain, is its most outstanding attraction.
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Formerly the capital of the region, it gave its name to the Community. The city's most famous monuments are its great Gothic cathedral, the church Basilica de San Isidoro with valuable Romanesque frescoes in its crypt, and the San Marcos monastery of Renaissance period. Close to Leon you may visit the legendary Roman gold mines Las Medulas
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Medieval town with outstanding Romanesque monuments. Among the major attractions are the beautiful cathedral and the interesting archaeological museum.
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Salamanca's great historical importance is due to its University, one of the oldest of Europe. It is a city of outstanding beauty and rich cultural heritage.
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Segovia's most famous monument is certainly its colossal Roman aquaeductus which dominates all the town. Additional attractions include the Alcazar and the Gothic cathedral.
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In Soria, located at Duero river, you should pay special attention to the magnificent Romanesque churches.
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The capital of Castilla y Leon has one of the most important sculpture museums of all Spain, and the famous Easter week processions are of great touristical interest. The city itself is monumental, and in its surroundings there are innumerable castles. It is said that in Valladolid the most correct Castilian Spanish is spoken. |
Zamora is a beautiful medieval
town with a magnificent cathedral and several great Romanesque
churches. Nearby there are the 8th century Visigothic
church San Pedro de la Nave, and Lago de Sanabria, the
largest lake of Spain and the only one of glacial origins. |
For further information visit official website of Castile y Leon: www.turismocastillayleon.com
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