Aldeadávila de la Ribera is a town located in the province of Salamanca, within the autonomous community of Castilla y León, Spain. Here’s a guide on what to see, eat, and visit in Aldeadávila de la Ribera:
What to see:
- Aldeadávila Dam: This impressive dam was built on the Duero River, offering spectacular views of the river canyon.
- Mirador del Fraile: A viewpoint offering panoramic views of the Duero River canyon and the reservoir.
- Church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción: Dating back to the 16th century, this church features a beautiful Renaissance-style facade.
- Hermitage of San Bartolomé: Located on a hilltop, this hermitage provides stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
What to eat:
The cuisine of Aldeadávila de la Ribera is based on traditional Castilian fare. Some typical dishes to try include:
- Lechazo asado (roast lamb)
- Bacalao a la tranca (a traditional cod dish)
- Chuletón de ternera (beef steak)
- Migas (fried breadcrumbs)
- Sopas de ajo (garlic soup)
Additionally, the area is known for its excellent cheeses and cured meats.
What to visit:
- Arribes del Duero Natural Park: Located near Aldeadávila, this park offers stunning natural landscapes. Various excursions are organized from the town to explore the park’s flora and fauna.
- Almendra Reservoir: The largest reservoir in the Duero River basin, located just a few kilometers from Aldeadávila.
- Mirador del Salto de Aldeadávila: A viewpoint a few kilometers from the town, offering breathtaking views of the dam and the Duero River canyon.
Have you ever imagined enjoying a good wine and a copious meal in a castle? And then sleeping in it? Just one word: come.
Visits from: 25€
Enogastrotourism, health, wellness and culture.
Visits from: 48€
Vineyards in the Batuecas Natural Park.
Visits from: 10€
Artisan wine in the Arribes del Duero natural park.
Visits from: 15€