Saldaña

Saldana, a historic palentine village on the banks of the River Carrión, is an important stop on the Castilian Lebaniego Way. For pilgrims starting in Palencia, this locality offers a significant center for services and a rich historical legacy. Its Old Square, with its wooden and stone arches, is one of the most beautiful in the province and transports the traveler to medieval times. The village was the birthplace of counts and an important nucleus in the history of Castile. Near Saldana is located one of Spain's most important Roman archaeological sites, La Olmeda Roman Villa, whose visit is highly recommended. The natural surroundings of the Carrión valley provide a pleasant landscape for walkers. For pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago, Saldana is a point to rest, enjoy local cuisine and immerse oneself in the history of the Campos Terra before continuing the ascent into Palentine Mountains. It's a stop that combines culture, nature, and the authenticity of Castilian towns.