There’s something special about fall. Chopo removes yellow leaves from the Duero River at the level of the Tordesillas embankment (Valladolid). We will discuss the horseback riding tours organized by the equestrian center along the formed vegetable trail. By reading, but clearly, you can appreciate the authentic convent of Santa Clara, its outstanding Spanish-Islamic art. The low November sun enters cautiously through star-shaped rays that split the boulevard of the Arab Baths. The house of the treaty that diplomatically divided the world in 1494 between Spain and Portugal to prevent war was visited in isolation. Muelas’ underground cellar is 13 meters deep and filled with a rich harvest of Rueda wine. The sauna and Turkish bath at the stop are outside due to the old condition of the railway hostel, which calls for attention during low-light hours in front of the site. Castellana soups (bread, ajo, huevo, jamon) will keep you warm before bed. This is what Tordesillas looks like at this time of year.
Inside the stop
Houses open to the public
The El Prado Museum has acquired a collection of 24 photographs taken by artists such as João Foncuberta, Alberto García-Alix, Chema Mados, Isabel Muñoz, Pilar Pequeño and Javier Balhonlat. These offer different perspectives on the El Prado Museum, which is celebrating its 200th anniversary. The new art project also includes an impactful work by Cecilia Paredes, which pays homage to King Juana I of Castile, which will be incorporated into the reception.
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Most of the 68 rooms open onto a summer pool surrounded by pine trees. At the stop, spa It features a sauna, Turkish bath, heated pool and gym. There are three salons available for celebrations and corporate meetings, the largest of which can accommodate up to 200 people. The hotel was closed last year for renovations, which have seen improvements in energy efficiency and modernized facilities.
Colon and his friends are in charge of the eaters.
The restaurant, like all Parador chain restaurants, specializes in regional cuisine. Turecilano chicken is the best seller. Lechazo and Cochinillo also won. To share, the canary queso between the extreme nya pie and brie is very delicious. They also looked at surrounding areas, including the Guijuelo massacre and the Burgos massacre. Then cold milk. It’s all there with the Discovery tapes.
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Turecilano Corral Gallo is a dish created at the Parador in 1994 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Tordesillas. Director Ana Garcia, who once worked for an aristocrat, recalls that it was a bird. The weight of the animal before slaughter is 6-7 kg. The meat is more fibrous and darker in color than polo. Stew with white wine and almendra.
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The British love of paradors is well known. many will arrive ferry Ana Garcia, director of the Tordesillas stop, said she arrived on her own bus at Santander port. On my way to Andalusia and the Algarve, I spent a night in this historic town learning what the Spanish Empire was all about and what it was in the 16th century. Castile and Portugal introduced a pole-to-pole line in 1494, agreeing that anyone who fell to the left could conquer the first, and anyone who fell to the right could conquer the second. This is how peace is achieved. This agreement was signed in Casas del Tretise, which was converted into a free museum, and since then people have stopped looking at the various maps. “It’s a cultural visit,” said Garcia, who was looking for customers at the stop.
“Rest and good food too,” Anyade said. The hotel’s cafe has seating, sofas, low extension tables and a piazza. There is a room with a cymenea, there is furniture, wood and carpet, it is a cozy place and it gets dark before 6 o’clock. There is an environment in the common areas, where British people talk to each other, sleep in the bar, learn the language, dare to speak Spanish, ask for a few minutes, ask to go, and see them from the cars coming out of the kitchen. Of course, on weekends there are many domestic, corporate and vacation customers, many of whom are in Madrid, Garcia said. everyone walks towards bullnose spa, In the shower of sensations, the temperature of the water changes, now it falls into a waterfall, now it is sprinkled with water, now it curls up, the lighting changes, a game that is not available at home.
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How to make the most of the area where Tordesillas Stop is located
Another previous Spaniard, Siglo XIII and XIV, also won at Tordesillas. Santa Clara’s authentic monastery is a wonderful example of Spanish and Islamic architecture and is in excellent condition. The following restoration techniques were used by building conservator Leticia García de Seca. Rigatino It is employed in the three estancias of Cañon Boveda that form the Arab Baths. Paintings with geometric shapes that disappeared over time were replicated by thin vertical lines that imitated the original colors. This trace helps to distinguish the intervening part from those that existed from the 13th century onwards. “There’s always a difference between the new and the old,” says García de Seca.
The convent’s Gothic church is home to seven pure nuns (three Indian sons) and includes a stone statue of San Pedro del Siglo XIV. Weighing 200 kilograms and measuring 1.80 meters high, the recently restored work looks exactly in need of restoration. Imperfect light, white lagoon without plaster. The areas where the painting disappeared were respected and left uncolored. Original color parts have been cleaned. García de Seca explains that the restoration will allow researchers to work on the original paint layers in the future.
Usual meeting place
Another great agreement was completed in 1494 with the signing of the aforementioned Treaty of Tordesillas. Tourism engineer Ana Triguero remembers the reputation of the diplomats who always accompanied the Portuguese. “I saw a lot of tourists from Portugal, and they said they were in good spirits during the battle,” Triguero said in front of replicas of the first world maps, including Juan de la Cosa’s 1500 world map depicting the Americas. Tordesillas is a key location between the 14th Siglo and the 16th Siglo, explaining that it was chosen to agree on its share of the world, Triguero said. It belonged to Castile, near Portugal.
Surrounded by Duero and crossed by several highways, the town continues to be a highlight for Garcia, the stop’s director, and a place to reconnect with Paso. It’s just an hour from Salamanca, Zamora, Palencia, Avila… “The capitals are all close,” he says. At the end of October, the stop’s cafe became a meeting place for Basque businessmen and Portuguese leather manufacturers.
Recommended by Veronica, Ruth and Marta
“There is a route of about 20 kilometers to cycle to the town of Cerrada. It is circular, flat and very comfortable, perfect for enthusiasts. Passing through the vineyard area of DO Rueda, you can see the typical landscape of the region. It passes around Duero.”
Veronica Mateo
chamberlain 22 years in para dress
“I belong to a dance and percussion group called Juana I of Castile. During that time we performed in the Treaty House. The members of the group hand-embroidered the costumes. It was spectacular, we used bejar cloth, and we brought shakes.”
Ruth Gavilanes
cleaner 30 years at Parador
“I really like reading. I recommend going to Urueña, the villa of books. There is a small library there specialized in themes. There is also a library in a separate wall, which is also specialized in journalism. Next time I recommend stopping at the Cistercian monastery of Santa Espina.”
Marta Sanchez
reception manager 27 years in para dress
Therefore, for the inhabitants of Tordesillas, Reina serves to remember her as a unique and recognizable person, even if it is unfair and wrong, and not Letizia like Juana I, King of Castile, known as Juana La Roca, who was discovered at the Center of Tourism Initiatives (CIT) in Tordesillas and always achieved fascinating success. Accused of suffering from mental illness, the Catholicos’ daughter lived in captivity for 46 years (1509-1555) in the Royal Palace of Tordesillas, where she disappeared due to the priest’s decision to remove her from the throne. On the first Saturday of March each year, a historical recreation is held upon arrival at the villa.
Horseback riding and riverside walks
The outer door is Duero, always in sight, and the water flows past the two eyes of the medieval bridge, in front of the stops and all the monuments. Parallel to the bottom, the GR14 pass, also known as the Duero pass, unfolds. They walk at a good pace on the gravel of Hoxha as they walk around the pueblo. The roads are narrow, and you are required to stay healthy when crossing someone, even if you are traveling with heavy hooves. Horses from the Tordesillas Equestrian Center also follow the path.
Ginete and monitor Javier Muelas went first. The remaining animals were ridden by enthusiasts and curious tourists, forming crowds across the country. They also trot and gallop these horses and compete in TREC tests (Equestrian Competition Route Techniques) in a special way. As you know, muelas train animals to gallop quickly. In this method of locomotion, the animal (here in the air, in the horse’s air) briefly keeps its four legs off the ground. A short gallop means there is less forward movement and a lower speed, so the animal is more recognized and the momentum is more vertical, “but you don’t fall off at the trot,” Muelas explains. He goes there alone for an hour with tourists. If you exercise using your abductors and abdominal muscles, you should measure your range of motion the next morning to avoid needle sticks with the Casas del Convention. The route ends at the pier as the sun sets, Santa Clara is lit up, the pueblo appears in the river, and the pyragistas emerge from the water to complete their training. The cafeteria at the stop must have an atmosphere. Just like tonight, at our stop, we have to order the obligatory jamón plate and cañalejal queso.
15 stops to Castilla y Leon
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Screenplay and screenplay: Mariano Ajihad
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photograph: Emilio Freil
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design: Juan Sanchez
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