Castro del Río

Castro del Río is a historic village in the Cordoba countryside that welcomes the Mozarabic Pilgrim with its imposing medieval castle. Settled on the banks of the Guadajoz river, the locality preserves an air of nobility in its streets, with houses and temples of interest such as the Church of the Assumption. The town is also known for its artisanal tradition, especially the work of olive wood, making it a tranquil and well-equipped stopover ideal for cultural rest.