Power and Territory: Medieval Administrators
During the Middle Ages, the territory was controlled by different powers responsible for its organisation and exploitation. Nobility, clergy and military orders shaped population distribution, resource management and the construction of churches, castles, palaces and urban complexes that survive today.
DATE OF VISIT: 5 December 2026
DEPOSIT REFUNDABLE AFTER THE VISIT: €5 per person
10.00 a.m. Saviñán. The visit includes the Palace of the Counts of Argillo and the parish church, which preserves the skull of Pope Luna.
12.30 p.m. Mesones de Isuela. The Castle of the Luna family dominates the town. Inside, a magnificent Mudéjar wooden structure illustrates advanced construction techniques.
4.30 p.m. La Almunia de Doña Godina. The visit begins at the hermitage of Our Lady of Cabañas and explores former Jewish quarter streets.
Special stop:
Local bakery in Saviñán
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