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!
The Galician nobility, owners of the destinies of the kingdom of Galicia (II): the Sotomayor, the Oca and the Counts of Maceda
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
La Mancha, land of military orders (I)
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
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[...]
Christians and Muslims at the end of the Reconquista: waiting for a dream (II): Córdoba, Jaén, Granada y Almería
By David Nogales Rincón, Medieval History Professor at the Universidad Autónoma de Mad[...]
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 Galician nobility, owners of the destinies of the kingdom of Galicia (I): the Counts of Lemos and Monterrey
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
To the conquest of the Aragonese throne: the Commitment of Caspe (1412)
By David Nogales Rincón, Medieval History Professor at the Universidad Autónoma de Mad[...]
Nobles and knights in the northern mountains
By David Nogales Rincón, Medieval History Professor at the Universidad Autónoma de Mad[...]
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[...]
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[...]
The castle-palaces of the late Middle Ages: the School of Valladolid
By David Nogales Rincón, Medieval History Professor at the Universidad Autónoma de Mad[...]
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 (III). Tthrough the lands of Andalucía.
By David Nogales, Ancient and Medieval History Professor. Universidad Autónoma de 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[...]
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[...]
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[...]
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[...]
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[...]
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[...]
The Route of the Manorialism of Feria (Badajoz)
Author Francisco García Fitz. University of Extremadura On 26th Febru[...]
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[...]
Christians and Muslims at the end of the Reconquista: waiting for a dream: Cadiz, Malaga and Seville
By David Nogales Rincón, Medieval History Professor at the Universidad Autónoma de Mad[...]
La Mancha, land of military orders (II)
By David Nogales Rincón, Professor of Medieval History at the Autonomous University of Madrid[...]
