Routes of the Spanish network of Castles and Palaces.
You can find several routes all along the network of Castles and Palaces of Spain. Every route is surrounded by a topic or story, making easier to define and prepare your own trip arround Spain.
¡Choose your route and enjoy the experience!
Following in the steps of El Cid Campeador (II): in Valencia and Alicante
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
Pedro I the Cruel (III). Tthrough the lands of Andalucía.
By David Nogales, Ancient and Medieval History Professor. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. [...]
The Castles of Alonso de Monroy
By Francisco García Fitz. University of Extremadura Alonso de Monroy, a f[...]
The Crusader's Way: en route to the battle of Las Navas de Tolosa (1212)
Francisco García Fitz. University of Extremadura On Monday, 16 July 1212, at f[...]
Pedro I the Cruel (II). Through the lands of Extremadura.
By David Nogales, Ancient and Medieval History Professor. Universidad Autónoma de&[...]
Ruy López Dávalos, a great Castilian nobleman at the beginning of the 15th century (II): the facts of arms of the Constable
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
The castles of the Kingdom of Aragon (II)
© Luis Zueco Our next stop on the route takes us back to the late medieval period, when[...]
The Camino de Santiago, a path of stars to the tomb of the Apostle (II): from Santo Domingo de la Calzada to Ponferrada
By David Nogales Rincón, professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
La Mancha, land of military orders (II)
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
The Crusader's Way: en route to the battle of Las Navas de Tolosa (1212) II
Francisco García Fitz. University of Extremadura On Monday, 16 July [...]
Pedro I the Cruel (I) Through the lands of Castilla.
By David Nogales, Ancient and Medieval History Professor. Universidad Autónoma de Madri[...]
The county of Barcelona, jewel in the Crown of Aragon
By David Nogales, Ancient and Medieval History Professor. Universidad Autónoma de&[...]
The Grand Captain, an Andalusian military man at the dawn of the Renaissance
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
Ruy López Dávalos, a great Castilian nobleman at the beginning of the 15th century (I): the Condestable in the lands of Ávila
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
Ruy López Dávalos, a great Castilian nobleman at the beginning of the 15th century (III): a knight of the border
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
Following in the steps of El Cid Campeador (I): along the Ebro River and Castellón
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
The castles of the Kingdom of Aragon (I)
© Luis Zueco This route of seven castles takes us through the expansion of Aragon in the Mid[...]
La Mancha, land of military orders (I)
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
The Camino de Santiago, a path of stars to the tomb of the Apostle (III): from Ponferrada to Santiago de Compostela
By David Nogales Rincón, professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
The Camino de Santiago, a path of stars to the tomb of the Apostle (I): from Jaca to Santo Domingo de la Calzada
By David Nogales Rincón, professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
