Travel Guide San Salvador De Cantamuda

Take the C-627 for about 15 km, heading north to San Salvador de Cantamuda, to end in beauty with the church of San Salvador, with its bell tower with four bells and its curious altar. It was founded at the end of the 12th century by the Countess of Castile. The village, with less than 100 inhabitants, is built all around this collegiate church where you can discover beautiful noble houses. It is also home to a sixteenth century Justice Scroll, declared a Site of Interest, which is crowned with the shield of Bishop Luis Cabeza de Vaca and four animal heads. Beautiful walks can be made in the Fuentes Carrionas Natural Park.