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The Camino Natural Vía Verde de la Plata, from Carbajosa de la Sagrada to Alba de Tormes
The route is about 20 kilometres long and crosses the municipalities of Alba de Tormes (declared Historical Site), Terradillos, Calvarrasa de Arriba, Arapiles and Carbajosa de la Sagrada.
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Wicker Interpretive and documentation centre
This centre is located in the former masters' houses of Villoruela, and it aims at future preservation of the history of the fundamental production activity in the municipality until not long ago: the wicker.
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Theme park of popular buildings in Trabanca
The region of Bajo Tormes, linked to the area of the Arribes del Duero in the municipality of Trabanca, has great ethnographic wealth. There are a large number of different auxiliary buildings such as bothies, chivitero goat pens and tenada sheep huts.
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Duero river interpretative museum in Hinojosa de Duero
In these facilities, the town hall of Hinojosa has gathered one of the most varied collections of objects in three rooms. On the ground floor, visitors shall be able to discover the best works of the museum: a collection of Roman funerary steles, together with other archaeological objects.
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"Eloy Rodero" ethnographic museum in El Campo de Peñaranda
The town hall of El Campo de Peñaranda has promoted this small museum, which hosts Eloy Rodero Lozano's lifetime of work and dedication. Collectionist and craftsman, Mr Eloy gathered many objects of peasant life and work, mainly farming tools, and enriched it all with his own woodwork.
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Transhumance theme area in Los Santos
Shepherds' and particularly transhumant shepherds' life is detailed in several interpretive display panels located in the access to the chapel of Nuestra Señora del Gozo, next to the bull ring of the municipality.
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"Ramos Andrade" ethnographic museum in Navasfrías
Between Portugal and Extremadura, Navasfrías is the most open window in El Rebollar region. Its ethnographic museum reflects the relations between the Extremaduran and the Portuguese, as well as the daily life of our closest ancestors.