Buitrago del Lozoya: walls, river and Picasso Museum
A medieval village embraced by the Lozoya River, with the Mendoza Castle, riverside walks and an art collection born from a friendship.
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Towns and villages
Ribatejada
A Mudejar church and a rural village among cereal fields and old livestock trails.
Read more →Three Songs
A city born from an urban project, with parks, culture and paths to the pastures
Read more →Collado Villalba: old town, pastureland and life by the railway
Discover Villalba Pueblo, the Piedra del Concejo and the natural walks of a city that preserves the memory of its mountain past.
Read more →Robregordo: holly trees and mountain memories next to Somosierra
A small mountain municipality nestled among oak groves, pine forests and pastures, with a unique holly grove and traces of council life.
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A mountain village in the port that unites the two Castiles, among meadows, waterfalls and historical memory.
Read more →San Lorenzo de El Escorial: monastery, history and forests
The Royal Monastery, the streets of the old courtly town and the landscapes of La Herrería and Abantos make up a getaway of heritage, culture and nature.
Read more →Horcajuelo de la Sierra: stone, trades and paths of the Rincón
A rural architecture center among streams, meadows and oak groves, with a museum that preserves the everyday memory of the mountains.
Read more →El Boalo, Cerceda and Mataelpino: three towns at the foot of the Guadarrama mountains
Granite heritage, Visigothic archaeology, literary memory and paths between meadows and mountains in a municipality with three identities.
Read more →Valdemanco: granite, paths and art among mountains
At the foot of Mondalindo and next to the Sierra de la Cabrera, a village to discover the memory of stonemasonry and explore its landscape on foot.
Read more →Navarredonda and San Mamés: towns and roads towards La Chorrera
Two mountain villages nestled among meadows, oak groves and pine forests, with churches of medieval origin and a waterfall that invites you to discover the slopes of the Carpetanos Mountains.
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Cabanillas de la Sierra: cattle trails, pastures and the Royal Road
A village in the Sierra Norte where you can explore Calle Real, discover the Arrieros bridge and stroll among ash trees and old cattle paths.
Read more →San Martín de Valdeiglesias
La Coracera, the vineyards and the San Juan reservoir: three ways to discover Sierra Oeste.
Read more →Colmenarejo: livestock trails, heritage and landscape of Valmayor
A stroll through the town center, a trip along the Aulencia paths and the views of Valmayor allow you to discover the rural history of this municipality in northwest Madrid.
Read more →Cobeña: San Cipriano and the paths of the pastureland
A getaway to the northeast of Madrid to explore the Plaza de la Villa, discover its Renaissance church and walk among the pastureland and cereal fields.
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The Fleece - The Spartan
Two rural villages nestled among watchtowers, traditional architecture and paths of the Jarama Valley
Read more →Fuente el Saz de Jarama: heritage and landscape of the valley
The church of San Pedro Apóstol, the hermitages and the traditions of Ciguiñuela offer a visit steeped in history amidst the countryside and the Jarama River.
Read more →Villanueva de la Cañada: architecture and paths along the Aulencia River
The Plaza de España, the cultural buildings and the surroundings of Villafranca del Castillo offer a getaway that combines history, design and nature west of Madrid.
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Redueña
A small village to explore on foot, discover its rural heritage and stroll through the Dehesa Boyal.
Read more →Soto del Real
The old Chozas de la Sierra, among ash groves, cattle paths and the slopes of the Cuerda Larga mountain range
Read more →Patones: slate architecture and water landscapes
Two centers of the same municipality, between the Jarama valley and the stone streets of Patones de Arriba.
Read more →The Mills: stone, pastures and paths at the foot of La Peñota
A village in the upper Guadarrama valley where you can discover mountain heritage, literary memory and the yellow of the buckthorn trees in spring.
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