CHARMING VILLAGES

10 BEAUTIFUL HOTELS IN CHARMING VILLAGES

Spain is one of the countries that has one of the best selections of charming villages to enjoy with family, friends, or with your partner in a romantic way. We encourage you to discover new villages, people, customs, ...
Here we leave you our recommendation of 10 story towns and the best sleeping option

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Valderrobres (Teruel)

El Racó de Vall de Roures Apartments are located in the beautiful town of Valderrobres, capital of Matarraña, a region sometimes known as the Aragonese Tuscany. It is indeed a magnificent medieval and Renaissance setting on the banks of the Matarraña River. The old town is located between the river and a hill on top, where two imposing buildings stand out: the Castle-Palace of Valderrobres, whose origins date back to the century XII, and the church of Santa María la Mayor.

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Gallipienzo (Navarra)

Heredad Beragu is a rural hotel located in the medieval village of Gallipienzo. Surrounded by a rich historical heritage and a unique natural environment, the Green Foz of the Aragon River and the Caparreta Nature Reserve star in this area. The small medieval towns of Gallipienzo, Ujué, Sangüesa, Ayesa and San Martín de Unx are live history. Visit also the famous Monastery of Leyre.

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Calaceite (Teruel)

The historical-artistic complex of Calaceite is declared Historical Artistic Interest and Cultural Interest, a meeting point for culture and art lovers and one of the cultural jewels of the Matarraña region. Rusticae has two hotels in this beautiful town, The Cresol hotel, an old oil mill from the early 18th century, and Hotel del Sitjar, next to the old wall. Both are perfect for touring the streets of Calaceite and visiting places such as the Town Hall, the Juan Cabré Museum, the Moix House and the Parish Church of the Assumption.

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Becerril de Campos (Palencia)

Hotel Sanmartina is a rural hotel located in the very heart of Becerril, a Castilian town where today barely 800 people live surrounded by vineyards and cereal fields on the banks of the Canal de Castilla. Its development in the XVIII and XIX centuries helped transport the cereal from Castile to the northern ports. The Museum of Sacred Art is a must see as well as the Astronomy Classroom, located in the Church of San Pedro, a temple that opened again in 2015.

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Uncastillo (Zaragoza)

The Posada de la Pastora Hotel and the Uncastillo Apartments are located in Uncastillo, a town in the Cinco Villas region in the north of Zaragoza. Its historic center is recognized as a historical-artistic complex for the value of its Romanesque. Its Jewish quarter is another must see, being one of the best preserved in our country. And of course, visit the famous Uncastillo castle that proudly crowns this unique Aragonese town.

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