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You still haven’t been to the Region of Madrid’s four Villas of Sierra Norte? Patones, Torrelaguna, Buitrago del Lozoya and Rascafría stand out because of their great historical and cultural heritage, so much so they have earned the classification “Villas de Madrid”. We suggest a driving route divided into two days through these four towns so you can learn a little more about the extensive heritage in our Sierras, so stay tuned. Continue reading...
It is said that Madrid’s Sierra Oeste is one of the best preserved natural spaces in the Region, and also one with the greatest biodiversity. This extensive and varied area ranges from the foothills of the Sierra de Gredos to the west and the foothills of the Sierra de Guadarrama to the east, to the plains of the southern sub-plateau. And yet it isn’t just all nature, but there are also many interesting cultural and archaeological options. Located to the south-east of the Region of Madrid, nearl
Rascafría is unfathomable. The Villa, the Monasterio del Paular and the surrounding mountains are all one as an ensemble loaded with details offering unique harmony. As soon as you arrive, you can’t help but notice the balance between human life and nature over time. A visit to Villa de Rascafría means you must let yourself be seduced by the many stimuli perceived. You get this feeling that you must stay there without hurry, discovering all the intrinsic value of each little corner. Continue re