Let’s spend a weekend exploring the medieval villages of el Maestrazgo. We will start with the charming Iglesuela del Cid, spending a night in a 4-star palace-hotel Matutano-Daudén. On the second day we will visit the best preserved medieval village in the area – Mirambel.

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Iglesuela del Cid

Iglesuela del Cid, located in the province of Teruel, Spain, is a charming medieval village nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of the Maestrazgo region. Known for its well-preserved historical architecture, the village features cobblestone streets, traditional stone houses, and iconic landmarks like the 16th-century Gothic-Renaissance Church of Nuestra Señora de la Purificación and the Torreón de los Nublos, a medieval defensive tower. Its rich history, dating back to the Knights Templar, is reflected in its historic quarter, declared a Site of Cultural Interest. Surrounded by rugged mountains and verdant valleys, Iglesuela del Cid is also a gateway to scenic hiking trails, offering visitors a harmonious blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty.

Mirambel

Mirambel, a picturesque village in the province of Teruel, Spain, is a jewel of the Maestrazgo region, renowned for its remarkably preserved medieval architecture. Enclosed within its ancient stone walls, the village is a maze of narrow, cobblestone streets, charming squares, and beautifully restored houses, many adorned with intricate wooden balconies. Key landmarks include the stunning Gothic portal of the Convento de las Agustinas, the Church of Santa Margarita, and the elegant Casa Aliaga. Mirambel’s historical significance has earned it the designation of a Historic-Artistic Site, and it was a filming location for the award-winning Spanish film Tierra y Libertad. Surrounded by breathtaking natural landscapes, the village offers visitors an enchanting blend of history, tranquility, and scenic beauty, making it a must-visit destination for cultural and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Hiking

Ruta de la Piedra Seca (Dry-Stone Route) is a captivating hiking trail that showcases the rich cultural and historical heritage of the Maestrazgo region, particularly its traditional dry-stone architecture. This technique, used for centuries to build walls, terraces, and shelters without mortar, is a defining feature of the rural landscape around La Iglesuela del Cid. The hike offers an immersive experience in this unique cultural tradition while leading adventurers through the breathtaking natural beauty of the Maestrazgo’s rolling hills, forests, and open countryside.

The Heritage of Mirambel hike is a scenic and culturally rich trail that takes visitors on a journey through the stunning landscapes and historical landmarks surrounding the picturesque village of Mirambel. This circular route combines the natural beauty of the Maestrazgo region with the cultural and architectural heritage of the area, making it a perfect choice for those who want to explore both history and nature. The trail begins in the heart of Mirambel, passing through its iconic Portal de las Monjas and the well-preserved medieval walls, before leading out into the surrounding countryside. Along the way, hikers will encounter historic sites such as old farmhouses, dry-stone constructions, and remnants of ancient pathways that speak to the region’s rural past.

Accommodation

Hotel Palacio Matutano-Daudén is a luxurious boutique hotel situated in the heart of the Maestrazgo region, offering a perfect blend of history, elegance, and modern comfort. Housed in an 18th-century Baroque palace in La Iglesuela del Cid, the hotel has been meticulously restored to preserve its original architectural charm, including stone facades, grand staircases, and vaulted ceilings. Guests can enjoy spacious, elegantly decorated rooms equipped with modern amenities, a tranquil spa for relaxation, and a gourmet restaurant showcasing local cuisine crafted from fresh, regional ingredients. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Maestrazgo mountains, the hotel serves as an ideal base for exploring historic villages, hiking trails, and cultural landmarks. Its refined ambiance and exceptional service make it a standout destination for travelers seeking both sophistication and an authentic connection to the region’s heritage.

Sign Up

The price of the trip is €200 per person (€185 signing up before January 3). 60 euros paid in advance to reserve the spot, balance due by January 11. The price is for a person sharing a twin room. You can reserve a single room for additional 55 euros.

Payments by bank transfer are accepted.
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Members get a 10 euro discount.

Free cancellation until January 11.

The price includes transportation, accommodation with breakfast, insurance and a professional guide.

You can use the button below to reserve your spot / get more info about the trip or contact us by e-mail to info@valenciamountainenthusiasts.com