Colinas del Campo de Martín Moro Toledano

A mountain municipality in León, sitting above 1,200 metres in the valleys between the Gistredo and Los Cilleros ranges, with roots stretching from Asturian hill forts through Roman gold mining to medieval Leonese repopulation.

A mountain municipality in León, sitting above 1,200 metres in the valleys between the Gistredo and Los Cilleros ranges, with roots stretching from Asturian hill forts through Roman gold mining to medieval Leonese repopulation.

A town in the Boeza valley of León where Roman roads, medieval parishes, and the Camino de Santiago converge at a crossroads that has drawn travellers for two thousand years.

A village on the Camino Francés in León where pilgrims have crossed the same seven-arched Romanesque bridge over the Meruelo river since the Middle Ages, entering a street of stone manor houses that leads to a baroque sanctuary still holding a medieval pietà.

A small municipal capital in León's Babia comarca, sitting 73 kilometres from the provincial city on the edge of the mountains that border Asturias.

Dominated by a vast Templar castle above the meeting of two rivers, the capital of El Bierzo and a major waypoint on the Camino de Santiago.

A village in the Bierzo region of León where the old Leonese language is still spoken in daily life.

Where the Camino Francés meets Roman ruins and a fairy-tale Episcopal Palace by Gaudí, capital of the Maragatería and a city of richly layered history.