Palencia

Palencia, like other Castilian cities, treasures a rich historical and artistic heritage that bears witness to the importance and vitality it achieved in the past. It has important monuments, among which stand out the Cathedral (nicknamed 'The Unknown Beauty', now 'The Recognised Beauty', and one of the largest in Spain); the Cristo del Otero (the tallest in Spain and considered one of the most remarkable sculptural representations of Jesus in the world) and several National Monuments. The Puentecillas Bridge, the Church of San Francisco and the Monastery of Las Claras are other examples of a rich and diverse legacy that invites us to immerse ourselves in a fascinating history.



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Palacio Provincial

Magnificent modernist style work signed by the master Jerónimo Arroyo

Puentecillas

The oldest bridge in the city

Residencia Albergue Diego Martínez

Cheap Hostel for students, workers or tourists

Parque Ribera Sur

Large green space located south of the town

Iglesia y Convento San Pablo

Late gothic style temple and neoclassical facade

Iglesia de San Miguel

Surprising temple on the banks of the Carrión river

Monasterio de las Claras

Gothic Greek cross temple with a magical and legendary story

Edificio de los Señores García

Modernist style bourgeois building

Piscinas Municipales del Sotillo

Outdoor swimming pool complex with large surface area for relaxation and recreation

Parque del Sotillo

Green space located on the island that the Carrión river traces as it passes through the town

Pasarela del Sotillo

Pedestrian walkway over the Carrión river

Centro de Perfeccionamiento Técnico Deportivo "Campo de la Juventud"

Specialized sports center of the Regional Government of Castilla y León

Municipal sports complex with heated pool

Sports equipment in the southern part of the town

Complejo Deportivo Eras de Santa Marina

Municipal sports complex on the banks of the Carrión