Discover Santa Eulalia de Cabrera

Santa Eulalia de Cabrera lies at the foot of the Sierra de la Cabrera and at the beginning of its own valley. This valley runs diagonally towards the Cabrera valley.

Landscape

The road to Santa Eulalia de Cabrera branches off in the district of Ambasaguas. It runs for just over 4 km, initially uphill and then level, through fields, meadows and orchards to the village. The route connects different sections and landscape features on the way to Santa Eulalia de Cabrera.

The Alto de Peña Negra peak is located in the vicinity of Santa Eulalia de Cabrera. In the wider regional area is the Mozarabic church of Santiago de Peñalba. The Cruz Mayor peak, Mount El Teleno and Mount Pena Trevinca are also located in this wider regional area. The spatial scales range from the vicinity to the wider regional area and clearly distinguish the destinations from one another.

When choosing a holiday apartment in Santa Eulalia de Cabrera, travel dates, accommodation category and cancellation conditions can take different factors of the stay into account. This information can be combined with your own interests in mountain landscapes, churches, canals or historical sites. The spatial gradation of the destinations mentioned adds different scales to the accommodation details. Mountain landscapes, churches, canals and historical sites can each form a different focus for personal travel planning. The specific names and route lengths complement this thematic selection with different scales.

Culture

The parish church of Santa Eulalia de Cabrera stands on a small rocky rise. It is dedicated to Saint Eulalia of Mérida and houses a remarkable statue of Saint Eulalia of Mérida.

The church also contains a Romanesque image of the Virgin Mary, which presumably came from an earlier hermitage. The present church was built on the site of this former hermitage.

Saint Anthony of Padua is particularly venerated in Santa Eulalia de Cabrera. The Danza del glorioso San Antonio de Padua is recorded there for 13 June as part of the sacramental feast days.

History

The highest-altitude canal among the canals that carried water to Las Médulas runs through the area of Santa Eulalia de Cabrera.

La Torrecilla is a Castro near Santa Eulalia de Cabrera.

Routes

The SE_1014 canal begins in the village of Santa Eulalia de Cabrera at the del Pedracal stream. It is 1.5 km long and used terraces on the right bank of the Ricasa stream. The canal's 1.5 km can be compared with an access road of just over 4 km; the two lengths offer an immediate comparison of different route distances.

Explore further

Further destinations for your travel planning include Huergas de Gordón, Pallide, Trabadelo, Gusendos De Los Oteros, Sahechores, El Burgo Ranero, El Valle and Odollo.

For the higher-level travel overview: León.