The Medieval village of Alquezar has an incredibly preserved medieval layout, far from the madding noise of the cities, this villa is nestled in a beautiful landscape with a remarkable ornithological diversity.
At the top of a rock is its magnificent collegiate Santa Maria the greatest that once made the function of strength, was originally an Arab castle where still denoting its defensive character in its walls and in its towers that have managed to preserve its medieval air
The streets are dotted with little squares adorned with plants and benches to sit on, because the whole route to the collegiate church is uphill, winding through narrow streets.
Although climb up costs the views are magnificent, and seeing the interiro of the collegiate is worth it, with its beautifully decorated caustro where the monks' capuchillos dedicated themselves to pray and to pray, you can see an air of tranquility and peace.
If we go down to the river back to the village we can cross the canyon of the river vero by a footbridge where there are several routes to make walks and to see the different birds that nest in its canyon, we will be able to observe its majestic flight birds like the falcon, and the bearded vulture Surcan loc skies of the area.
Following the route we will find a waterfall of crystalline waters where it seems that time has stopped
