Pina de Montalgrao
Pina de Montalgrao
Pina de Montalgrao
Pina de Montalgrao
Pina de Montalgrao
Pina de Montalgrao
Pina de Montalgrao
Pina de Montalgrao
Pina de Montalgrao
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Perched at over 1,000m above sea level, Pina de Montalgrao is an idyllic village which is bursting with history and immersed in a beautiful naturescape.


Located in the northern part of El Alto Palancia and sitting atop a high plateau, Pina de Montalgrao invites you to pull on walking shoes and set off on an exploration of fascinating trails. The municipality is home to many springs, great landscapes, impressive plant and wildlife and places where you can unwind and enjoy the waters. Come and explore the grain fields swept up in the mountains and be taken aback by its spectacular beauty. 

What to see in Pina de Montalgrao

A lovely way to explore Pina de Montalgrao is by visiting the fountains - some of which are fed by springs - that line the different hiking routes. Fuentevieja, El Ballestero Fountain and La Marrionda Fountain are just some examples that are worth a visit. The latter sits at 1,200m above sea level and affords the most spectacular views

The centre of the village is filled with buildings and monuments that have a long past

A case in point is the Moorish Oven as well as the Parish Church. Also worth putting on your to-visit list are the beautiful chapels, the council house and Prospinal Tower, a Site of Cultural Interest which dates back to the 3rd century BC, Iberian times. 

Pina de Montalgrao is immersed in incredible countryside. The best way to explore it is by walking the hiking trails and routes which will reveal the history of the area along the way. A unique opportunity to discover, for example, La Cerdaña Cave, a sanctuary dating back to Iberian times that was used to worship nature. A fascinating legend is connected to this cave. The local geology has created even more caves that are well worth exploring, namely Corderina, Ahumada, Murciénaga, El Pueblo and El Alemán. 

Once you’ve explored Pina del Montalgrao, you simply have to try its gastronomy. Local dishes here feature truffles and red pine mushrooms and there are also some delicious sweet treats, such as bollicos de pansa and pestiños. Come along and enjoy a wonderful day of history, nature and gastronomy in the village. 

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