Advice for pilgrims passing through Montánchez y Tamuja
A stop along the way, a momentary detour to get to know and visit. We suggest you to complete your trip on your way to Santiago de Compostela.
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Tips for pilgrims on their way through Montánchez and Tamuja. So that the journey through this region is much more than just walking.
Visit the Hispano-Visigothic Hermitage of Santa Lucía del Trampal
It is accessed via a paved track about 3 km from Alcuéscar. A place of religious worship from pre-Roman cultures that retains a tremendous strength that you will not forget after knowing it.
The route of the Mills between Arroyomolinos and Montánchez
Turn off about 8 km, at the height of Alcuéscar, to travel the route of the Mills between Arroyomolinos and Montánchez. More than thirty Roman mills make up a beautiful route with a final surprise when you reach Montánchez: a wonderful chestnut forest.
Sunset and bird watching
Watch a sunset at the Ayuela Reservoir, in Casas de Don Antonio. Observe the interesting bird life that populates the reservoir.
If you go by car
If you make the trip by car, you can detour a little more than 28 km from Casas de Don Antonio to visit the Encina Terrona, Singular Tree, which has an estimated age of 800 years. It is in Zarza de Montánchez.
The Roman milestones of the Via de la Plata
Make a stop along the way next to one of the Roman milestones of the Via de la Plata and take the opportunity to rest and eat an apple while you let yourself be caressed by the wind, breathe in the aromas of the countryside and listen to its sounds.
Regional cuisine
A little more than 26 km from Casas de Don Antonio or 25 if you go from Alcuéscar, it is worth making a reservation to eat at Bar Fe, in Salvatierra de Santiago. One of the best cuisines of the region. Afterwards, a stroll through the town will take care of redeeming the excess at the table.