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Located in the Tierra de Medina region, among endless cereal crops, stands the beautiful Valladolid town of Alaejos.

This historic town, known for its rich Mudejar heritage, has been a first-rate commercial enclave given its strategic location and proximity to Medina del Campo.

Wood-fired suckling pig, partridge and fruits from the garden are the basis of the area's exquisite traditional gastronomy, in which there is no shortage of quality wines.

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What to see?

  • Church of San PedroMore information

    Renaissance, with some Gothic elements. The 75-metre-high Baroque tower has sis bodies with a brick base.The two ribbed domes are covered with blue-glassed ceramics. The three naves are separated by pillars...

  • Church of Santa MariaMore information

    Late Gothic structure dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, with a main chapel covered by a coffered ceiling and an altarpiece of the late 16th century by Esteban Jordán. Built with brick and masonry.

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