Heritage and Tourism Resources of the Towns
Churches, castles, museums, and visitor centers in the "Most Beautiful Towns in Spain": search by town, open the profile, and check in for your visit using the Club's QR code.
Heritage and tourist attractions in the towns: a town square is just the beginning. In “The Most Beautiful Towns in Spain,” churches, castles, museums, historic prisons, and interpretation centers each have their own profile and can be added as verifiable attractions within the Club.
Club’s tourist resources, organized for exploration
The Club’s Tourism Resources catalog brings together active resources prepared for QR validation. It presents them in two groups: those linked to a town and those with an association-wide scope. G13 focuses on the first group: what you can discover when exploring a specific municipality in the network.
List by Town
The website groups resources by municipality and shows how many there are. You can search by name and open the specific page for that town.
Search Engine and Filters
Free-text search, autonomous community, province, and category help you find a church, a museum, a castle, or another type of heritage site.
Detail Page
Photo, description, category, location, hours, contact information, prices or benefits (if available), and access to the map.
Much more than just generic monuments
The category is taken from the resource’s live profile. The offerings vary by town: not all have the same types or the same number of sites. These are common categories, not a promise of a fixed list.
Churches, collegiate churches, shrines, and religious complexes.
Fortresses, defensive structures, towers, and museums in castles.
Art, ethnography, local history, and specialized collections.
Spaces for understanding nature, the landscape, local crafts, or the history of the area.
Civil architecture, unique buildings, and everyday heritage.
Themed routes, historic gardens, or other entries categorized by town.
Four heritage sites verified in the catalog
The cover of this guide uses actual screenshots from the website. In Pedraza, the dynamic catalog displayed these four heritage entries prepared for QR at the time of the audit. Data may change; the current product entry always takes precedence.
Town Prison
A historical museum located next to the gate of the walled enclosure. A site that offers a glimpse into daily life beyond the postcard image.
Zuloaga Castle-Museum
A medieval fortress and museum dedicated to Ignacio Zuloaga. Its public profile includes location, hours, contact information, and Club benefits.
Imperial Eagle House
Interpretive center built on the ruins of the old Church of San Miguel.
Church of San Juan Bautista
Church in the Plaza Mayor: the plaza itself serves as the starting point for a more comprehensive tour.
Decide before you arrive; validate when you’re there
The public information sheet /resources/[slug] is for preparing your visit. The Club’s information sheet adds context regarding the benefit and the points currently available. Not all resources include all fields: hours, prices, discounts, gifts, phone numbers, or websites only appear when available.
What You’ll See
Real name, category, photo, and description to help you understand why it’s worth a stop.
Where and When
Address, map, coordinates, directions, hours, and closures (when the attraction has provided this information).
Club Perks
There may be a discount, a free gift, or access linked to a package deal or a specific condition. Be sure to read the details; don’t assume anything.
From the Physical QR Code to Your Club History
When you find the Club’s QR code at a monument or attraction, open “Scan Club QR” in the app. You can also use the web scanner at /club/scan . Validating attractions, their points, and their coins requires an active membership.
Check that it’s the official “Los Pueblos Más Bonitos de España” QR code associated with that attraction.
The app uses the camera and allows you to enter the code manually if scanning fails.
You’ll see the name of the attraction, the town, and whether that validation earned you points.
The visit is saved in your history; the Club’s activity feed may show points and coins awarded.
You can view information publicly; progress is member-only
No Membership
You can access town pages such as /towns/pedraza/club and /resources/[slug] pages to learn about the place, its location, and the available information.
With Club
At /my-account/club/resources, you’ll find the full search tool, groupings by town, categories, benefits, and access to the validation process.
With an active membership
Scan the QR code, log eligible visits, and earn points and coins according to the Club’s current rules.
Four similar features, four different guides
Explains all validation methods. G13 focuses on which heritage sites to choose and visit.
Nature combines GEO/BOTH, and RRTT combines QR/BOTH: a BOTH resource can appear in both catalogs. G13 focuses on heritage sites prepared for QR codes.
The counter, the minimum requirement, and the bonus for completing all RRTTs will be explained in the next guide.
This is not the town’s editorial Heritage theme: that one tells stories; this product lists profiles and Club validations.
Nor is it the natural resources catalog or the national catalog of association resources. Here, the central theme is simple: a town in the network, several heritage stops, and a verifiable visit.
A practical five-step tour
Go to /my-account/club/resources and search for the town you’re going to visit.
Use name, municipality, province, or category to find the heritage site you’re interested in.
Read the description, hours, location, and highlights. Don’t assume all fields will be filled in.
When you arrive at the site, look for the Club’s official QR code if the site has one available.
Scan the code, check the result, and let the next checkpoint guide you to the next location.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find the complete list?
At /my-account/club/resources. The page groups resources by town, includes association resources, and offers an advanced search feature.
Can I create a listing without being a member?
Yes, there are public profiles at /resources/[slug] and public Club pages organized by town. Validation, points, and coins require an active membership.
Do all towns have the same resources?
No. The selection is dynamic and varies: some have several heritage entries; others have few or none yet.
Do all resources offer a discount?
No. There may be a discount, a free gift, a combo deal, or other special offer—or no commercial benefit at all. Visiting the site and learning about it still has value.
Does scanning the QR code always earn points?
Not necessarily. It must be an eligible validation and comply with anti-repeat rules, cooldowns, and caps. The results screen shows what happened.
Is the bonus for completing a town explained here?
It’s only mentioned here. G14 explains the minimum requirement, progress, and bonus tiers without mixing them with the heritage exploration covered in G13.
Complete your visit—don’t just stay in the town square
Find a town, choose its heritage sites, and turn every stop into a Club experience.