This destination in the lowlands of the Ambroz Valley offers sweeping mountain views and a wealth of heritage that speaks to its vibrant history.

Explore the Convento de la Bien Parada, a former Franciscan refuge that once housed a theology school. Though now in ruins, it still retains the aura of its former grandeur.

The Palace of Sotofermoso, with its Renaissance architecture and fairytale gardens, offers a window into the past. Declared a Cultural Heritage Asset in 1931, the House of Alba converted it into a vibrant art and cultural centre. The palace and gardens are open to visitors on Mondays.

The Ambroz River boasts one of the largest natural swimming holes in Ambroz-Cáparra, ideal for cooling off on warm days. Spend a relaxing day having a picnic on the lawn under the shade of the trees.

Stroll along the Bien Parada trail that connects the swimming spot with the convent. Enjoy a peaceful walk through the village’s natural beauty and rich history.