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THE ARRIBES MUST NOT ONLY BE SEEN, THEY MUST BE EXPERIENCED.

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ARRIBES DEL DUERO NATURAL PARK

Between Salamanca and Zamora, along the border with Portugal, emerges a unique natural treasure: the Arribes del Duero region. Here, the Douro River is transformed into a spectacle of deep canyons that stretch for almost a hundred kilometers, creating one of the most impressive landscapes of the Iberian Peninsula. Discover the wild beauty of its granite formations and the abundant wildlife that inhabits this privileged corner of nature.

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IRON ROAD

El Camino de Hierro invites you to explore a pedestrian path that runs along an old railway line, now closed to traffic and rehabilitated for the enjoyment of all. This route combines the majesty of 19th century civil engineering with breathtaking natural landscapes. Embark on this adventure to experience the thrill of crossing bridges over vertiginous gorges, enter tunnels carved into the living rock and contemplate the immensity of landscapes that are part of a unique ecosystem of its kind.

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CASTRO DE LAS MERCHANAS

During the Vettonian period (V-I centuries B.C.), the beginning of the settlement of Las Merchanas, one of the largest documented settlements in the province of Salamanca, is recorded. Located in a meander of the Camaces River, this castro covers about 8.5 hectares on a prominent granite promontory.

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SENDA DEL DUERO, GR-14

The GR-14, or Camino Natural, runs through Castilla y León from the Urbión mountain range in Soria to the Vega Terrón pier in Salamanca. The last 10 stages go into the province of Salamanca, offering a journey through its rich historical and cultural heritage, Mediterranean landscapes and natural parks such as Pozo de los Humos and Cachón de Camaces. The Douro Trail offers panoramic views among vineyards, olive groves and majestic dams that contain the Douro River.

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DUERO RIVER CRUISES

Let us enter an ecosystem where the hand of man has shaped the landscape with olive groves, almond trees, orange trees and vineyards. Along the Duero valley, we find a diverse community of birds, such as the Black Stork, the Golden Eagle, the Griffon Vulture, the Egyptian Vulture and the Bonelli's Eagle, which choose this habitat for its amplitude and altitude. These places are full of magic and beauty.

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SIEGA VERDE

Discover a cave site on the banks of the Águeda River, in the region of Campo de Argañán, near the border with Portugal. With engravings dating back 20,000 years, declared a World Heritage Site since 2010, it offers a unique experience and is associated with the Côa Engravings in Portugal, also a World Heritage Site.

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