Peña de los Gitanos occupies a hill 5km from Montefrío. You reach it along a footpath through olive trees. In a meadow beyond an abandoned mine, you will see a dolmen. Then, in a second meadow dotted with holm oaks, you come to a group of megalithic ..

This church was erected at the top of the hill on the remains of the Nasrid fortress , of which a cistern remains. The ubiquist Diego de Siloé helped build the church, mixing the Gothic and Renaissance. The single nave is topped with a diagonal ri..

The ideal place to start your tour of the village. The square is home to the Church of the Incarnation, the Tourist Office and the Town Hall , which occupies an 18C building.

Neo-Classical church in a circular shape attributed without real founding to Ventura Rodríguez. From all points in the town, you can make out its enormous semi-dome.

The simple building of the old 18C grain store (pósito) overlooks the quiet square.

This church was once part of the former Franciscan convent of St Anthony. After the expropriations of the 19C, it became a flour factory, known as La Máquina. The Church of St Anthony of Padua , in the baroque style, has a fine main façade in a trip..