In Salas Bajas, you can shape your stay around the region’s wine landscape, art and historic architecture. Religious traditions and routes through a varied cultural landscape add to the experience. Its appeal lies in the different perspectives it offers: a visit to a vineyard presents a different theme from the architecture of a house or a pilgrimage. This lets you decide in advance which impressions you want to define your stay.

Vineyards and Art

ENATE combines a winery with a museum and art gallery. A visit includes a walk through the vineyards and a tour of the barrel room. One experience offered by ENATE takes visitors to the Las Valles vineyard, located opposite the winery. The vineyards of Salas Bajas are home to Vicente García Plana’s sculpture “Bosque de Hierro.” This brings together winemaking, a visit to the barrel room and art in the landscape, although each of these aspects offers a different perspective. If you plan to visit ENATE, check the dates in advance.

Architecture and Historical Traces

Casa de Olivera is an example of local 17th-century architecture. Its brick gallery with round arches and striking portal make different details of the façade stand out: the arches define the gallery, while the portal emphasizes the entrance. The building can thus be appreciated not only through its period, but also through its visible architectural features.

The Iglesia de San Vicente Mártir is a large Baroque parish church dedicated to Saint Vincent the Martyr. Inside is the tomb of Don Félix Guillermo Rebolledo de Palafox. Alongside the character of the church, a specific historical monument is therefore a focal point.

Villa Zazurca was the former home of Marquis Don Félix Guillermo Rebolledo de Palafox. Vessels used to store oil, wine and grain are still preserved in the cellar. The Torno de Aceite offers a different insight into local economic and cultural history: it is located on the ground floor of a former olive oil mill, showcases traditional olive cultivation and preserves the original machinery. The villa and the oil mill thus tell of different uses and traditions.

Pilgrimages and Routes

The patron-saint festivities of Salas Bajas take place on the weekend closest to the feast day of San Ramón and include a pilgrimage to the hermitage. Another custom, tied to the month of May, leads to the Ermita de la Virgen del Plano: residents of nearby Salas Bajas make a pilgrimage there every Saturday in May. If you are planning around the patron-saint festivities, it is worth checking the exact date.

The signposted Route de las Ermitas connects Buera, Salas Altas, Salas Bajas, Pozán de Vero and Castillazuelo. New interpretation panels have been installed at the El Plano and San Fabián hermitages. The route to Estaño Ros Palomos reveals a different landscape: its paths pass through vineyards, small holm oak woods, rock shelters and centuries-old olive groves. The two route themes are therefore quite distinct: the Route de las Ermitas connects several places, while the route to Estaño Ros Palomos foregrounds different landscape features.

Plan Your Stay

When choosing accommodation in Salas Bajas, it helps to first decide what you want to focus on: wine and art, buildings and historical traces, or routes and pilgrimage traditions. You can then choose the themes you want to shape your stay and factor suitable visiting or festival dates into your plans.

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