My Puertomingalvo Trip Memories

Hello friends. I have not been able to write posts for a while due to my work. That is why I have accumulated a lot of post to share with you. Today I want to share my memories of my trip to Puertomingalvo with you. This is a medieval village. The medieval structures here look really impressive. I wanted to share the castle of Puertomingalvo and other structures with you.

I entered the town, which holds village status. This place is very famous for its bakeries. They bake their bread entirely with traditional recipes. Everyone in the area knows this place and definitely recomends coming here for baked goods or desserts. As for me I was interested in presenting these photos to you and of course publishing them so they remain as a memory for myself.

There is an upper street and a lower street inside the village. Everything is quite simple and there are various side street branches in between. The centuries old stone houses of Aragon. This place especially thanks to its preserved part or rather we could say all of it, is included in the list of The Most Beautiful Villages of Spain. There is nothing new here, no one has built tall buildings. Everything is preserved entirely within medieval boundaries. There are buildings dating back to 1627. Of course they are being restored. But they are preserved in roughly the same form.

I visited this place during a cold month. Crows were cawing. I can say that the medieval atmosphere was felt. The village has a church. The road beside it goes towards Aragon. Further ahead lie other villages of the Maestrazgo region such as Cantavieja and Mosqueruela.

Walking here is really cool, especially when there is almost no one around. There was a peaceful atmosphere in the streets. Further ahead, the castle was visible in the mist. Quite mysterious.

That was all I had to tell for today. See you in new posts.