Motor home route in Palencia
- Position
- Palencia province
- Type of route
- Weekend
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Running from east to west this three day route allows visitors to explore the province of Palencia by motor home, discovering with friends or family little-known towns and villages, settings of exceptional beauty and stunning natural landscapes.
After visiting the delights of Osorno la Mayor such as its Chapel of La Piedad, travellers should make their way to Carrión de los Condes to visit the Monastery of San Zoilo, the Museum at the Monastery of Santa Clara or the Carrión de los Condes Religious Art Museum. Nor should they miss the chance to explore the town of Villada with its natural spaces and the Church of San Fructuoso. An original route specially adapted for those that enjoy travelling by motor home.
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What to see?
Palencia Mountain Nature ParkMore informationDiscover the Palencia Mountain Nature Park, an unknown treasure in the north of Palencia. This unique mountain range, with peaks such as Curavacas and Espigüete, offers an impressive landscape of needles,...
Protected Landscape and Natural Monument of Las TuercesMore informationExplore Las Tuerces, an impressive karst landscape shaped by the action of water on limestone rock. Discover the Las Tuerces Labyrinth, a network of corridors and alleys between blocks of rock, and marvel...
Castro de Monte CildáMore informationThe Castro del Monte Cildá is dated in the 1st century BC, in it important archaeological remains have been located, such as remains of Cantabrian settlements from the Iron Age and later Roman times. Today...
Castle of guilar de CampooMore informationThe walls and the castle of the Manrique family were built in the 15th century on a previous structure.The castle was erected on top of a Celt-Iberian vernacular structure and became an important fortress...
Church / Hermitage of Santa CeciliaMore informationLocated on the slopes of the hill that crowns the old Castle of Aguilar, this current chapel was during the Middle Age one of the three parishes that the villa hadThe building with three naves with a tower...
Collegiate of San MiguelMore informationThe church has three spacious pointed naves and dates back to the visigothic times. It was rebuilt in the 11th century.The main front is Romanesque and the original Gothic altarpiece was replaced by a...
Convent of Santa ClaraMore informationOn the right bank of the Pisuerga River, at the bottom of a walk and surrounded by countryside, solemn and stately is the Convent of Santa Clara. It was founded in the XV century by the Franciscans. It...
Monastery of Santa Maria la RealMore informationAccording to an ancient legend, the origins of this monastery date back to the early 9th century, when the inhabitants of the northern mountain ranges gradually began to migrate towards the plains of the...
Museum Collegiate San Miguel ArcangelMore informationThe collegiate church in which various tombs from the fifteenth and sixteenth century have been preserved, such as the tomb of the Marqueses de Aguilar. Both the Sala Capitular (chapterhouse) and the sacristy...