An atmospheric Monastery on the Santiago Route.
Built on an old Roman settlement, this old convent and was once the court of the Kings of Castille and León during the middle ages and was rebuilt in the 16th century to include a Gothic Cloister.
In fact, the ample enclosure still conserves the building corresponding to the old monastery itself, a declared National Historical Monument. Its orchard turned garden is also an open invitation to take long strolls.
Being separated from the urban nucleus by the Carrión river, the monastery really is in a privileged zone, one that is ideal for excursions, horse riding, fishing and trekking – almost anything to do with nature and the earth.
It is also an important base on the Route of Santiago.

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