El Club · Vinuesa

Information and exhibition center about the Laguna Negra Natural Park and the glacial cirques of Urbión.

The cemetery of La Muedra is one of the few remains that still remember the old village, disappeared under the waters of the Cuerda del Pozo reservoir. Next to the church tower, it remains as a silent witness of that town abandoned by its last inhabitants in 1936.

El Lavadero de Vinuesa, built in 1872, is a space linked to the traditional history of the town. Its waters come from the Remonicio river and was donated by residents of Vinuesa living in Veracruz. It is also a reminder of the importance of wool, the Mesta and carting in the economy of the area. Near the washhouse there are several bridges and walks along the river.

The Fuente de El Salobral is a place located in Vallilengua, which can be reached on foot, by bicycle or by car after passing the Roman Bridge. It stands out for its spring of sodium sulfide water, known for its properties for the skin, and for its peculiar smell, which has given it the nickname of "Fuente de los Huevos Podridos" (Fountain of the Rotten Eggs). It also offers beautiful views of the Duero and Vinuesa, and has an old building restored as a shelter for hikers.

Parish church of the XVI century of Gothic Renaissance style with Baroque altarpieces and historical organ.

The Black Lagoon, located in the Sierra de Urbión, is one of the most magical places in the province. Surrounded by pine forests, rocky walls and legends, it stands out for its dark waters and its spectacular natural environment, ideal for enjoying the mountain, hiking and connecting with nature.

The Black Lagoon, located in the Sierra de Urbión, is one of the most magical places in the province. Surrounded by pine forests, rocky walls and legends, it stands out for its dark waters and its spectacular natural environment, ideal for enjoying the mountain, hiking and connecting with nature.

The Mirador Paisajístico y Observatorio de Aves de Vinuesa is located in an old environmentally restored landfill. Today it is a space conditioned to observe birds and enjoy beautiful views of Vinuesa, its pine forests and the Duero River. It is located in an area of great natural value, near the path of the Duero and the surroundings of the Laguna Negra, and can be accessed on foot or by car.

Natural viewpoint with panoramic views of the Picos de Urbión and the region of Pinares.

El Quintanarejo is a small hamlet of Vinuesa, inhabited throughout the year and surrounded by pine forests and natural landscapes. It preserves traditional architecture, anthropoid tombs and the hermitage of Santa Catalina. It is a quiet place, ideal to disconnect and enjoy the rural environment.

Santa Inés is a small village belonging to Vinuesa, located to the north of the municipality and surrounded by a natural environment of great beauty, next to the river Revinuesa and near the port of Santa Inés. It preserves a marked pine forest character, visible in its stone and wood buildings, and has a small chapel dedicated to Santa Inés. Although it has no permanent inhabitants, it holds its pilgrimage the first weekend of July.