MEDINA DEL CAMPO en un día...
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La Mota Castle (Medina del Campo)
Located in the town of Medina del Campo, this is one of the largest towers in Castile. It was used as fortress, and was at one time a strategic military centre.
The castle has a trapezoid floor plan. The fixed bridge at the main entrance was once a drawbridge. Once across the bridge, there is an arch with two turrets and the royal coat of arms of the Catholic Monarchs. The interior has four towers with a courtyard, around which the different parts of the building are arranged. It was used as the Royal Archive during the reign of Henry IV. Given its enormous dimensions, it was also put to military use as an arsenal for artillery, and was one of the objectives of the Royalists in the uprising of the communards in the 16th century. It served as a prison for personages of note during the 16th and 17th centuries, and at one time played host to Juana la Loca. In 1942, after the Spanish Civil War, it became a training school.
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Castillo de la Mota (Medina del Campo)
Situado en la localidad vallisoletana de Medina del Campo, es uno de los castillos con mayores dimensiones de Castilla. Se utilizó como fortaleza y en su tiempo era un centro estratégico militar.
La planta del castillo tiene forma trapezoide. La entrada principal se presenta con un puente fijo, antaño levadizo. Una vez se cruza el puente se observa un arco con dos torretas y escudo real de los Reyes Católicos. El interior está compuesto por cuatro torres con un patio, en el que se distribuyen las estancias de la edificación. Fue archivo de la Corona en el reinado de Enrique IV. Se le dio un uso militar y como almacén de artillería, dadas sus enormes dimensiones. Será uno de los objetivos de los realistas en el alzamiento de los comuneros en el siglo XVI. Sirvió como prisión de personajes ilustres de los siglos XVI y XVII, y albergó en sus dependencias a Juana la Loca. En la posguerra de la guerra civil, a partir de 1942, se erige como escuela de formación.
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10 espectaculares rutas culturales de España
Hablar de España es hablar de historia, leyenda y tradición. Cada una de sus hermosas ciudades, pueblos y villas es un testimonio vivo del pasado y de la sorprendente cultura de su gente, presente en su arquitectura, sus construcciones y sus monumentos. Aunque hay muchas formas de descubrir sus tesoros, una de las mejores es seguir alguna de las rutas culturales de España, itinerarios que te permiten descubrir lo más fascinante del país. Aquí te damos diez grandes opciones.
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Places to see in ( Andalusia - Spain ) Palace of Medina Sidonia
Places to see in ( Andalusia - Spain ) Palace of Medina Sidonia
Luisa Isabel María del Carmen Cristina Rosalía Joaquina Álvarez de Toledo y Maura, Isabel to her friends, was the 21st Duchess of Medina-Sidonia, one of the oldest aristocratic families in Spain. She became known as the Red Duchess (la Duquesa Roja) because of her political convictions, for which she was imprisoned under the Franco regime. A prolific writer and a controversial historian, she inherited one of the largest private historical archives in Europe, and dedicated her life to its organisation and preservation. Controversial to the end, on her deathbed she married her female companion and secretary to ensure that the archive would remain intact in the ducal palace at Sanlúcar de Barrameda and not be divided amongst her children.
Isabel was the product of generations of aristocrats, politicians, historians, warriors and controversial figures. Despite her strong belief in social justice she never renounced her titles, and is it intriguing to ponder what she saw as the role of the nobility in contemporary Spain, and where she saw herself within that structure.
The founder of the House of Medina Sidonia was Alonso Pérez de Guzmán (1256-1309), better known as Guzmán el Bueno, one of Spain's most cherished legendary heroes. After defending the besieged town of Tarifa against Moorish troops and sacrificing his own son, whose life was offered in return for surrender, he was rewarded with land and titles. Subsequent generations of Guzmáns continued to assist the Catholic monarchs with the ethnic cleansing of Moors and Jews from Spain and amassed further wealth over the centuries.
The House of Medina Sidonia was entitled to rents and produce from much of what are now the Atlantic-facing Andalusian provinces of Cádiz and Huelva, including the ancient almadrabas of Conil and Zahara where huge quantities of tuna were netted each year. From the Port of Sanlúcar de Barrameda, located on the mouth of the Guadalquivir River which forms the border between the two provinces, successive generations exported dried tuna, livestock, wine, grain and oil to Northern Europe, North Africa and the Americas. They became one of the richest families in Europe and their wealth enabled them to build up an impressive collection of art and furniture. Their estate included the Coto Doñana hunting grounds on the other side of the river from Sanlúcar, named after Doña Ana de Silva, wife of the 7th Duke, and now one of Europe's most important nature reserves.
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25 Best Countries To Visit In 2024 | Travel Guide 2024
25 Best Countries To Visit In 2024 | Travel Guide 2024
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As the new year unfolds, the travel enthusiasts among us are eager to discover the most captivating destinations, and this video is your passport to an extraordinary journey.
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Camino de Levante 2012 (4): Gotarrendura - Arévalo - Medina del Campo
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Los videodiarios del Camino, cuarta temporada (2012): En el Camino de Levante, cuarta parte
De Gotarrendura a Medina del Campo. Gorriones, cigüeñas, pinos, castillos e iglesias. Ciudades pequeñas. Colza y casi el amarillo que Vincent van Gogh estaba buscando siempre. Casas de adobe que desaparecen y figuras de un carillón que no quieren moverse.
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The Camino Video Diaries, fourth season: On the Camino de Levante, fourth part
From Gotarrendura to Medina del Campo. Sparrows, storks, pine trees, castles and churches. Spanish towns. Rapeseed and almost the yellow tone Vincent van Gogh was always looking for. Vanishing adobe buildings and glockenspiel figures that do not want to move.
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Die Caminovideotagebücher, vierte Staffel (2012): Auf dem Camino de Levante, vierter Teil
Von Gotarrendura nach Medina del Campo. Spatzen, Störche, Kiefern, Burgen und Kirchen. Kleinstädte. Raps und beinahe das Gelb von Vincent van Gogh. Verschwindende Lehmziegelbauten und Glockenspielfiguren, die sich nicht bewegen wollen.
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00:05 Salida del sol en un campo cerca de Gotarrendura
00:17 iglesia de San Miguel Arcángel
00:41 cigüeñas en la iglesia de San Martín de Hernansancho
01:39 crucifijo cerca de El Bohodón
01:52 iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción de El Bohodón
02:25 en el bosque de pinos
03:35 en Arévalo
03:56 en la Plaza del Arrabal, iglesia de Santo Domingo
04:22 en la Plaza Real
04:41 Puente y arco de Medina
04:52 en el castillo de Arévalo
05:44 vistas de la torre del homenaje
06:00 en la Plaza de la Villa
06:19 la iglesia de Santa María
06:57 la iglesia de San Martín
08:22 la ermita de la Caminata
08:44 el castillo y la salida del sol
09:43 bomba de agua móvil
09:58 la iglesia de San Juan Bautista de Palacios de Goda
10:35 Honquilana: casas de adobe en ruinas
11:51 campos de colza
12:57 el castillo de la Mota
13:38 en Medina del Campo
14:32 la iglesia de Santiago de Medina
15:00 la colegiata de San Antolín y su torre
15:12 el glockenspiel
17:17 Medina del Campo de noche
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Driving Tour From Medina Del Campo to Alaejo - Spain - 4K Video
Embark on a breathtaking journey through the heart of Spain in our latest 4K video! Filmed on a sunny Saturday, 29th July 2023, this video captures the essence of a Spanish summer with a scorching temperature of 36ºC.
Join us as we cruise from the historic Medina Del Campo, known for its rich cultural heritage and impressive Castillo de la Mota, through the scenic routes of Spain. We glide smoothly in our eco-friendly Smart Fortwo Electric, ensuring a serene and sustainable travel experience.
Witness the rustic charm of Villaverde de Medina, a hidden gem with its traditional Spanish architecture. As we move along, the landscapes shift, bringing us to Nava Del Rey, an area celebrated for its wines and vibrant rural life.
Our journey culminates in the quaint and picturesque Alaejo, a place where history and modernity coexist seamlessly. The entire trip is captured through the lens of a GoPro Hero 7 Black, ensuring every detail is vivid and lifelike.
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¡Embárcate en un viaje impresionante por el corazón de España en nuestro último vídeo 4K! Filmado un soleado sábado 29 de julio de 2023, este vídeo captura la esencia de un verano español con una temperatura abrasadora de 36ºC.
Únase a nosotros mientras navegamos desde la histórica Medina Del Campo, conocida por su rico patrimonio cultural y su impresionante Castillo de la Mota, a través de las rutas panorámicas de España.
Nos deslizamos suavemente en nuestro Smart Fortwo Electric ecológico, garantizando una experiencia de viaje serena y sostenible.
Sea testigo del encanto rústico de Villaverde de Medina, una joya escondida con su arquitectura tradicional española. A medida que avanzamos, los paisajes cambian y nos llevan a Nava Del Rey, una zona famosa por sus vinos y su vibrante vida rural.
Nuestro viaje culmina en el pintoresco y pintoresco Alaejo, un lugar donde la historia y la modernidad conviven a la perfección. Todo el viaje se captura a través de la lente de una GoPro Hero 7 Black, lo que garantiza que cada detalle sea vívido y realista.
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Castles and Forts of Spain - Castillo de la Mota and Medina del Campo
Medina del Campo was founded in the 11th century on the mota (a low rise of land, natural or artificial, which stands alone on a plain) where the castle stands today. Although this area is now on the outskirts of the town, it was originally the centre of the village. Thanks to the repopulation at the beginning of the late Middle Ages and the trade fairs of the 15th and 16th centuries, Medina became one of the most important places in Castile, reaching a population of 20,000 at the end of the 15th century (the same number as today). The castle stands out as one of the most interesting places in Medina: its construction was commissioned in the mid-15th century by Kings John II and Henry IV of Castile, and the Catholic Monarchs (Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon) completed the great work of the artillery barrier in 1483.
The main function of the castle from its creation was defensive, but in addition to being a militarily strategic place, its rooms were used as an archive (where part of the crown's documents were kept) and as a prison for illustrious prisoners such as Hernando Pizarro and César Borgia. It was one of the targets of Charles V's imperial troops during the revolt of the Comuneros in 1520.
After the Spanish Civil War, in the 1940s, the interior building was rebuilt to house the Escuela de Mandos de la Sección Femenina, a centre for women's social service.
Today the castle belongs to the Junta de Castilla y León, and is currently used for both tourism and as a training centre for courses and congresses.
The monumentality of the Collegiate Church of San Antolín, the work of Juan Gil de Hontañón, houses the banner of the Catholic Monarchs. The origins of the Castilian-Leonese municipality date back to pre-Romanesque times and its heyday was in the Middle Ages with its famous fairs and markets of international renown.
Most of them took place in the Plaza Mayor, an immense open space enclosed by aseptic buildings, full of the commercial and administrative offerings that mark the local pulse. Here are concentrated the large buildings representing the three traditional powers: the Municipality (Town Hall), the Church (Collegiate Church of San Antolin) and the Crown (Royal Palace).
In 1978, the historic quarter of Medina was declared a Historic-Artistic Site. The town of Valladolid is also the capital of the Rueda Designation of Origin, an important area dedicated to wine production for centuries in the region, where there are more than 80 wineries.
The intense commercial activity that took place between the 15th and 16th centuries led to the construction of numerous civil and religious buildings. Among them, the Convent of Santa María Magdalena stands out, which has a Gothic church decorated with beautiful frescoes by Luis Vélez, as well as a magnificent Calvary by the sculptor Esteban Jordán.
In terms of civil architecture, one of the most unique buildings is the Palacio de los Dueñas, a Renaissance construction with a spectacular two-storey colonnaded courtyard.
For relaxation, there is nothing better than a visit to the Las Salinas Spa Palace, on the outskirts of Medina del Campo. Its thermal waters are rated as the most mineralised in the world.
Medina del Campo's relationship with monarchs, members of the Court and other prominent figures is perhaps its most unique feature. Three Aragonese kings were born here (Fernando I of Antequera, Alfonso V and Juan II), and Leonor Urraca of Castile (wife of Antequera and queen consort of Aragon) and Isabella the Catholic herself took their last steps here.
The latter, moreover, wrote her last will and testament within the walls of the Royal Palace. A will in which she named her daughter Juana la Loca and her husband Ferdinand the Catholic as rulers of Castile.
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10 Most Beautiful Medieval Towns in Europe
Discover with us 10 most beautiful medieval towns in Europe. Middle Ages were a challenging period in Europe ‘s history filled with wars and turmoil, but they have produced one of the finest architectures in the world. Still today there are towns and villages which have maintained their medieval architecture, which seduces millions of tourists from all over the world. Would you like to see how medieval churches, castles and walls in Europe looked like? Stop looking for them and discover with us the most beautiful medieval towns in Europe.
In this travel video we will show you 10 most beautiful medieval towns in Europe. In this travel video we will show you the following tourist attractions: Rothenburg - Germany, Cesky Krumlov - Czech Republic, Siena - Italy, Mdina - Malta, Edinburgh - United Kingdom, Banska Stiavnica - Slovakia, Rhodes - Greece, Ronda - Spain, Dubrovnik - Croatia, Colmar - France. Once you see our travel vlog, discovering the most beautiful towns in Europe will be much easier for you as you will get to know their best tourist attractions.
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00:00 - Why to visit Medieval Towns in Europe?
00:45 - Things to do in Rothenburg - Germany
01:38 - Things to do in Cesky Krumlov - Czech Republic
02:48 - Things to do in Siena - Italy
03:45 - Things to do in Mdina - Malta
04:49 - Things to do in Edinburgh - United Kingdom
05:54 - Things to do in Banska Stiavnica - Slovakia
07:05 - Things to do in Rhodes - Greece
08:13 - Things to do in Ronda - Spain
09:13 - Things to do in Dubrovnik - Croatia
10:25 - Things to do in Colmar - France
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Medina del Campo grew in importance thanks to its fairs held during the 15th and 16th centuries. This helped with banking and the businesses of wool, textiles, books and an enormous variety of other goods. As the population increased, the town expanded outward toward the plain of Zapardiel brook. Since then, the Padilla Street became the business centre of Medina.
In 1489 a great trade agreement, that would last for 96 years, united the kingdoms of Spain and England with the reduction of trade tariffs, the recognition of France as a common enemy, and the marriage of Catherine of Aragon to King Henry VII's son, Prince Arthur (and later to King Henry VIII) - this was known as the Treaty of Medina del Campo (1489).
The word Mota refers to an artificial hill built to defend the castle better (See motte-and-bailey castle). The Mota fortress had a military function and it also was a royal dungeon, among its most notorious prisoners being Cesare Borgia. The castle was built between the 12th century and 15th century. It has a moat with its own drawbridge (today fixed), an outer curtain wall (for artillery), an inner curtain wall (with arrow slits for archers and guards) surrounding a large courtyard (with a chapel), and a great square tower (which is the Keep).
The castle was abandoned and collapsed, but was restored after the Spanish Civil War (1936–1939). It was the first monumental building in Medina designated as a Heritage Site (Bien de interés cultural).
At the time of the Revolt of the Comuneros, Medina del Campo was a major town housing the royal artillery. A Royalist attempt to take possession of the artillery pieces led to heavy resistance culminating in the burning of the city.
SPAIN Castilla y León (സ്പെയിനിന്റെ മനോഹര കാഴ്ച)PARK RIBERA DE CASTILLA 2019.
SPAIN Castilla y León(സ്പെയിനിന്റെ മനോഹര കാഴ്ച)PARK RIBERA DE CASTILLA.
വല്ലാഡോളിഡിലെ ഏറ്റവും വലിയ സ്ഥലങ്ങളിലൊന്നായ റിബെര ഡി കാസ്റ്റില്ല പാർക്ക് നഗരത്തിന്റെ വടക്ക് ഭാഗത്തായി സ്ഥിതിചെയ്യുന്നു, ഇത് സമീപപ്രദേശമായ പിസുർഗ നദിക്കരയിൽ സംയോജിപ്പിച്ചിരിക്കുന്നു. നദീതീരത്തുകൂടി നടന്ന് ഈ സ്ഥലത്ത് ശാന്തതയും വിശ്രമവുമാണ് ഇതിന്റെ ഏറ്റവും വലിയ ആകർഷണം.The Ribera de Castilla Park is one of the largest in Valladolid and is located north of the city, integrated into the La Rondilla neighborhood, next to the Pisuerga river. One of its greatest attractions is to walk along the river bank and feel the tranquility and rest that nest in this place.