Old pilgrims’ hospital of Puente del Arzobispo on the way to Guadalupe with a beautiful porticus

A mudéjar church dedicated to Saint Catherine of Alessandria

The Archbishop’s Bridge stands out not only for its functionality, but also for its historical and strategic importance.

this temple stands on a previous Romanesque structure, which in turn was built on a former mosque

Church of Romanesque origin rebuilt many times in several different styles.

Monument to the shrine of Guadalupe recalling that it was an important pilgrimage route at the time of the Catholic Monarchs

An important Spanish medieval satirical poet dedicated one of his poems to this church

This basilica is also known for its valuable ceramic decoration, dating from the 16th to the 20th century

The enormous stork’s nest adorning the bell tower has been nominated for the Guinness Book of Records.