Location :
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Next to the residence of DomusVi | Las Laceras.
Tarifas:
- All year 5€
- 14 plots
- Toilets
- Showers
- Water change (Included in the price)
- Individual electricity (Included in the price)
Bookings :
get to know BALMASEDA:
Situated between mountains, this small region municipality has an important cultural and historical heritage of more than 800 years of history.
Lose yourself in its medieval town centre, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest, where you will find authentic Romanesque architectural gems, a calendar sundial, an old convent of cloistered nuns, 17th century palaces…
A place where you can enjoy history, nature, sport and gastronomy.
Ongi etorri!
Points of interest in BALMASEDA:
- City Hall:
This austere Baroque palace was built in 1745 to replace the previous one, located in the Plazuela del Marqués de Legarda. In 1920, the ground floor of the Casa Consistorial was reformed, extending the first two arcades along the entire ground floor and creating an impressive Mudejar-inspired portico. This popular space is known as ‘Casa de la Villa’.
- Church of San Severino: Dating from the 14th century, it has three vaulted naves supported by six slender columns. Legend has it that its three medieval tombs belong to Enrique de Lucerga, a knight who fought in the battle of Las Navas de Tolosa (1212), the founder of Balmaseda, Lope Sáenz de Mena and his wife. Also of note are its medieval stained glass windows and its Cavaille-Coll organ from the end of the 19th century.
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- Old Bridge: Dating from the 12th century. Three Romanesque arches, the central one significantly larger, topped by a Gothic tower. Historic entrance of Castile to Bizkaia, gateway to the walled enclosure of the town. It is, without a doubt, the town’s emblematic monument.
