
Castle of Santa Gadea del Cid
Fortress of the fifteenth century on the remains of the eleventh century, on top of a rock. Homage tower with gothic vault. Views of the Ebro River and the Obarenes Territory.
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Fortress of the fifteenth century on the remains of the eleventh century, on top of a rock. Homage tower with gothic vault. Views of the Ebro River and the Obarenes Territory.

Temple of the 13th century on Romanesque base, in pink ashlar masonry. Crenellated square tower, polygonal apse and Plateresque altarpiece from 1540.

Main access of the medieval wall (XV century). Pointed arch with heraldic coats of arms. The old jail is preserved inside.

Second gate of the wall, on Abajo Street. 15th century pointed arch, next to the walkway that communicates with the threshing floors.

Eighteenth century chapel located in the vicinity of the castle. It is part of the religious heritage of the village.

Temple of single nave with pointed barrel vault. Presbytery and apse chapel of Romanesque design.

The Monastery of Our Lady of Espino is one of the most iconic landmarks in Santa Gadea del Cid. Its origins are linked to the tradition that recounts the Virgin’s apparition to two shepherds in 1399, leading to the construction of a chapel that, in the 15th century, became a Benedictine monastery. It stands out for its elegant Gothic-style church, its cloister with pointed arches, and the image of Our Lady of the Thorn, making it a site of great historical, artistic, and spiritual value.