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A hilltop fortress town in Guadalajara with pre-Roman roots, medieval walls, and a history of sheltering Castilian kings — Atienza once commanded the frontier between Christian and Moorish Spain.

A castle town on the old frontier between Christian and Moorish Spain, Berlanga de Duero rises above the Duero line in Soria with intact medieval walls, a grand collegiate church, and streets that still follow their medieval plan.

A small Castilian village in Guadalajara province whose medieval walls and castle survive so completely that they form one of the most remarkable fortified ensembles in all of Castilla.

A small Soria village where a Romanesque church, a castle, and surviving stretches of medieval wall stand above a ravine that once decided the fate of a Moorish caliph.

A cathedral city in Guadalajara province, its bishop's castle, Romanesque churches, and medieval street plan rising above the Henares valley where Celtiberians, Romans, and Moors all left their mark.

Perched on a hilltop in Soria, Medinaceli holds Spain's only three-arched Roman triumphal arch, an Arab gateway still standing in its medieval walls, and a vast restored ducal palace overlooking a Roman-era plaza.

A walled village above the Soria plain, its cobbled street, medieval castle, and Romanesque churches carrying the echo of a legendary battle that may have ended the career of the most feared Muslim commander in 10th-century Iberia.

Capital of its Castilian province, Soria stands above the Duero river with a skyline of Romanesque towers, a Templar monastery, and a castle hill that has been occupied since the Iron Age.