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It is very loved by the Cameranos, since many of their children studied in this centre. It was created in 1927 as the Charitable Asylum of Nuestra Señora del…
En uno de sus valles recorrido por el río Iregua, está el Camero Nuevo, tierra de bosques, pastizales, cumbres y pequeños valles, donde se sitúan 13 pueblos con historia, tradiciones y leyendas, que siglos atrás se agruparon bajo la denominación de Hermandad de las 13 Villas.
It is very loved by the Cameranos, since many of their children studied in this centre. It was created in 1927 as the Charitable Asylum of Nuestra Señora del…
This mid-XVI century building, devoted to Saint Michael (who is venerated on the main altar of the temple) was is located in the Barrio de Abajo
La tradición quesera de la sierra se continúa en Ortigosa con una instalación artesanal, que elabora queso
It is a building full of legends and spectacular presence, which is among the most interesting civil buildings in the town
The old project of storing the waters of the Iregua is fulfilled as of 1932, year in which the first stone of this reservoir is placed
This temple, divided into two naves with three sections, was built in the XVI century. Its altarpiece is devoted to Saint Martin
Just after arriving in Ortigosa and built on the ravine, we find the chapel devoted to Saint Lucía. It was also renovated and enclosed
The summit separating the New Cameros from the Najerilla Valley is called “Serradero”. Tradition relates this name with Serra de Bero
From medieval times, the existence of a monastery within the mountain (devoted to Nª Sra. de Castejón) is mentioned
The Tertulia Ortigosana (Ortigosana gathering), association of different residents, commanded by the illustrious son of the village, Mr Gabriel de la Riva
On the covered course of the Albercos River, work accomplished by the Ortigosana Union in 1890, is the centre of the village
It is the only castle in the region. Above the village rises a rock that is crowned with this defensive construction, unique in the Cameros
A space generates a square in the centre of the town, presided over by the Baroque Chapel of the Virgin of El Collado, from the XVI century
It is known as Peña Zapatero due to an ancient legend: A shoemaker worked in that crag
Although Puerta de Cameros is Viguera, the first village of Highland typology is Nestares, located on a sunny slope and far from the humidity of the Iregua Rive