Here you will be able to see the places to visit in the town. Some of them will be outdoors, others you will be able to visit inside. They are sorted by categories to facilitate your consultation.
Many of them are within urban or walking routes, you can also see them individually. They are grouped and ordered for a better consultation.
Places of Worship
Churches, chapels, convents, cemeteries.

Church of Santa María de la Consolación
Construction was completed in 1520. Experts point out the bold design of the temple due to the unusual width of its single nave. The temple

Church of San Pedro Apostle.
The Church of San Pedro Apostle was built in the 14th century. The temple is built in granite masonry, in ogival style. It consists of

Hermitage of San Antón
It is the abode of the image of San Antonio Abad, patron saint of animals. The feast is celebrated in Garrovillas the weekend following the

Convento Ntra. Mrs. De la Salud – Hieronymite Nuns
The Monastery of Nuestra Señora de la Salud, of the Hieronymite Nuns, was founded jointly by the Counts of Alba de Aliste, by the lineage

Hermitage of Santo Toribio
It is a building of small but beautiful proportions. It was restored by the parish priest of Garrovillas because after the disentailment, the hermitage became

Cristo del Humilladero Chapel
It is located on the outskirts of the municipality and is one of the most visited and venerated by the people of Garrovilla.
BUILDINGS OF INTEREST
Palaces, mansions, historical sites.
GREEN AND LEISURE AREAS
Playgrounds, leisure, rest.

La Laguna – Plaza de Colón
The Plaza de Colón is better known as “La Laguna”, because years ago there was a pond where cattle watered. This square is the recreational

Hornos Tejeros – Pond of Albujeras
Las Albujeras are two ponds located on the outskirts of the municipality. In its waters live shoals of tench that are fished by the local

Viewpoint of the Cross of Brozas
It is located near a cross known in the village as Cruz de Brozas because that is the way to the neighboring village of Brozas.