Cava Ribera de Duero

Rural house in the outskirts of the town pucelano of Olmedo, south of the province.

It fits within a tourist complex composed of 10 accommodations and X In addition to the history it has, the town is famous for appearing in one of the works of Lope de Vega, Spanish writer of the Golden Age.

This house is one of those that have greater capacity with 2 triples and a double bedroom, presents an availability 8, ampliable in 3 places more con the extra beds individuales.

Accompany the rooms 2 bathrooms completely equipped
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There is also a americana kitchen that opens to the living room con fireplace, TV and stereo, and con terrace garden furniture to enjoy what is prepared on the barbecue .

Each of the houses that make up the complex is surrounded by garden areas llenas of flowers that give an intense and striking color to the farm, bringing joy to the environment. Gardens with stone walks lead to a de pool water transparent and lawn chairs in which lie para take sol.

For meals there are different options, from preparing a rich barbecue en the porches of houses or by the pool, to enjoy the typical lechazo fact simmered in a wood oven that is in the restaurant dentro the complex and where they are served from breakfast to dinners.

Finally, the small tienen its recreational space in a tree house where they can play and enjoy the adventures invent.

Olmedo is a small town of Valladolid, in the center of the community of Castilla y León, with an outstanding historical power since the Reconquista that has influenced both its traditions and its architectural works, as well as that of the neighboring municipalities.

There are many churches, such as San Andrés, San Miguel or Santa María del Castillo, but not only is this town identified with monuments and ecclesiastical buildings, but it also has a wall a which is accessed by different arches, or the Clock Tower.

In places like Íscar, Medina del Campo or Coca there are castles that still preserve part of the splendor that in medieval times made them cities of great importance for the kings who ruled at that time.