Lerma is a village in the province of Burgos, part of the autonomous community of Castile and León, Spain. It has important monuments from the 17th century, which were built by the Dukes of Lerma.
Avila is a medieval town in Castile-Leon province in western Spain, about 70 miles northwest of Madrid. Avila whole city was declared a World Heritage by UNESCO.
Two kilometers from the medieval walls and towers almost 90 completely encircle the old city resistant. These walls were built in the eleventh century to protect the territories of the Spanish Moors. Avila also has a Romanesque cathedral, medieval churches and a few authentic medieval atmosphere. The city was captured by Moors and Arabs in 714 d.Hr regained by Christians in 1088, and its protective walls were built in the twelfth century.
Located only a half hour drive from Madrid, Segovia is one of the most famous historical cities in Spain.
Ensemble is impressive monuments of the historic beauty, grandeur and the proper maintenance, grounds for which was declared Patrimony of Humanity in 1985.
Those who will begin his visit with the Old Town will most likely start in Plaza Mayor, one of the most known and the cobweb of narrow streets, very old buildings but surprisingly well-preserved, small shops and premises are appealing atmosphere for any traveler .
Aqueduct of Segovia is one of the most important monuments preserved from Roman times on the Iberian peninsula.
