El Escondite de Pedro Malillo

≈13.5 km

An open landscape between the Tiétar Valley and Gredos, for walking, taking in the surroundings and enjoying nature

≈22 km

Its stream flows down from the Sierra de Gredos, creating spectacular waterfalls. The rock has been eroded into pools known as "giant's kettles". At the top there is a viewpoint.

≈27 km

This underground karst landscape, estimated to be between 500,000 and 1,000,000 years old, is a jewel of the geological heritage of Ávila. Stalactites and stalagmites of all colours and sizes abound. Well prepared for visits, it reaches a depth of 50 metres and has a route of 1,000 metres.

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Natural swimming spots in the gorges near the houses, for the hot days

Candeleda · ≈4.5 km

Narrow streets, traditional houses and corners that lead unhurried to the square and the parish church

Falda de Gredos · ≈3 km

Built in the 18th century, it houses the image of the Virgen de Chilla, patron saint of Candeleda and of Gredos, widely venerated throughout the Tiétar valley. It stands in a picturesque spot surrounded by oaks, with a formidable panoramic view. On the second and third Sundays of September, a well-attended pilgrimage takes place.

El Raso · ≈15.7 km

A settlement from the 5th–1st centuries BC where archaeology, mountains and landscape can be read on a single walk

La Vera · ≈56 km

The retirement retreat of Charles V: monastery, cloisters and palace-house for an unhurried half-day or full-day trip

Oropesa · ≈37.2 km

A medieval fortress joined to the historic town: stone, panoramic views and a quiet walk through the village

Poyales del Hoyo · ≈10.4 km

A guided, educational visit to safely get close to the surprising world of bees

Candeleda · ≈3 km

A historic house next to the Plaza Mayor that gathers more than 2,000 tin toys and childhood memories

≈2 hours

An experience to get to know the world of large birds of prey up close at the Centro Águilas de Fuente Empedrada, run by Fundación Aquila.

During the visit you will be able to observe eagles and other birds of prey and discover, guided by specialists, the research, breeding and conservation work carried out to protect these threatened species and their habitats.

A different way to approach these birds and understand the challenges of their conservation.