Historical Helmets

In this Villa we find one of the main areas of Mudejar architecture of the Duero basin and the largest of Castilla y León. So much so, it is known as "the Mudejar Island." These are civil and religious buildings, built in the 12th and 13th centuries by Muslim alarifes that remained in Christian territory after the reconquest. Of Romanesque type, it is used for its construction near and cheap materials such as brick, plaster and wood, giving rise to a truly Hispanic architectural and decorative style. Through its streets we can see beautiful buildings and picturesque corners such as the square and Torre de Santa Marina, the churches of S. Martín, S. Andrés, S. Esteban, the Trinity, of the Cuesta, of San Pedro, El Salvador, the apse of Santiago. The church of S. Martín, located next to the castle, houses the Mudéjar Art Interpretation Center.

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