Torrelaguna in detail: The jewel of the Sierra Norte Madrileña

Torrelaguna is the great unknown of the Sierra Norte de Madrid , but when walking through its streets you will find a long history and an interesting heritage resulting from the splendor that the town once enjoyed. Therefore, it is BIC since 1974.
In addition, Torrelaguna has been the birthplace of great historical figures (Cardinal Cisneros, San Isidro-Santa María de la Cabeza, the poet Juan de Mena, the princess of Ascoli...) and guardian of Madrid's water. Do you want to know it in detail?

This free tour is available every two hours , every day and includes :

•  Hermitage of Soledad, patron saint of Torrelaguna, 16th-18th centuries.
•  Convent of the Carmelites of Charity (exterior), 19th century.
•  House-palace of Calle Cava, S. XIX.
•  House of the Vargas/ San Isidro and Santa María, S.XVI.
•  Ruins of the Franciscan Convent Madre de Dios, S.XVI.
•  Palacio de Arteaga or del Infantado, S.XVII-SXVIII and Puerta del Sol.
•  Salinas Palace, S. XVI.
•  House of the Views, S.XVI-XIX.
•  Cover of the old House of the Quirós-Berzosa, S.XV.
•  Plaza Mayor: Exterior of the Abbey of Franciscan Conceptionist Mothers, S.XVI. Old Granary/Town Hall, S.XVI. Exterior of the Church of Santa María Magdalena, S.XV-XVIII.
•  Plaza Juan de Mena and centennial pine (former corralón del Marqués del Pozo).
•  Old Salt Storehouse, S.XIV.
•  Centennial Pine.
•  Cisneros Square.
•  Old Manor Houses, S.XVII.
•  Constructions of the Canal del Isabel II.
•  Remains of the old wall and the Puerta de Burgos, S. XI-XIV.
•  Vestiges of the old Jewish quarter: Old Santísima Trinidad Hospital, S.XVI-S.XVII.
  * Duration 2:30
  * August not available.
  * Visit from the outside, except for the hermitage of Soledad and the Chapel of the Convent of the Franciscanas, depending on schedules.