Interesting monuments on the Ribera del Duero Wine Route

El Burgo de Osma

• Catedral de la Asunción (Cathedral)

  Pza. de la Catedral, s/n
  Gothic Cathedral, of Romanesque origin and with a baroque tower.
  

• Palacio episcopal (Palace)

c/ Mayor, s/n

• Muralla (Walls)

• Universidad de Santa Catalina (University)

  Travesia de la ctra N-122
  Built between 1541 and 1554



• Castillo de Osma (Castle)

  Located on the left bank of the Ucero river
  

• Puente de Osma (Bridge)

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Aranda

• Palacio de los Verdugos (Palace)

• Bodegas Subterráneas (Underground Cellars)

There is an underground maze of cellars built between the 12th and 17th century.


• Puente Conchuela y Puente Románico de las tenerías (Bridges, one of them of romanesque style)

• Iglesia de Santa María (Church)

  Pza. de Santa Catalina, s/n
  Built between the 15th and 16th century.
  

• Santuario de la Virgen de las Viñas (Sanctuary of the Virgin of the vineyards)

  Church built in the 17th century, located in the north of the city,
  
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Roa de Duero

• Iglesia Ex-Colegiata de Santa María (Church)

  Church built between the 12th and 14th century. Declared of cultural interest.
  

• Casco Urbano (Down Town)

  The town centre of Roa is declared of archeological interest.
  

• Roa de Duero’s archeological area

  Located by the river, it has been declared of cultural interest.
  
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Peñafiel

• Castillo de Peñafiel (Castle)

  Middle age castle, that hosts a wine museum. National Monument of Spain.
  

• Plaza del Coso

  Middle age Square
  

• Iglesia de San Pablo (Church)

• Torre del Reloj o de San Esteban (Clock Tower)

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Quintanilla de Onésimo

• La Iglesia Parroquial de San Millán (Parish church)

• La Ermita del Cristo de San Roque (Hermitage)

• Monasterio de Santa María de la Armedilla

  11th Century Monastery
  

Valladolid

• El Antiguo Convento de las Brígidas (Convent)

  Declared of cultural interest. This convent was originally built as a palace in the 16th century.
  

• Calle de los Francos (Street)

  Declared of cultural interest. This street gathers interesting monuments and palaces.
  

• Casa de Cervantes (House)

  Declared of cultural interest. Cervantes lived in this house during the 16th century, and he wrote part of Don Quixote there. The house is at present a library and an arts academy.
  

• Capilla de San Juan Bautista.(Chapel of Saint Juan Bautista) and Iglesia del Salvador (Church)

  Built in 14th century
  

• Palacio Real (Royal Palace)

  Declarado Bien de Interés Cultural. Palacio construido en el s. XVI por Luis de Vega. Destaca su patio central y sus artesonados.
  

• Catedral de Valladolid (Cathedral)

  c/ Arribas, 1
  
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