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The castle of Frías is a mixture of buildings of XII, XIII, XV & XVI centuries. Probably the most impresionant rock castle at northern Castile, it was adquired by the Crown in 1202. In 1446 king Juan II left it to Pedro Fernández de Velasco, comstable of Castile & Duke of Frías.
Written Nov 13, 2002
Address: Impossible to miss it :-)
The river Ebro is the broadest of Spain ... but later. Here, it is still rather narrow.
There is a fortified medieval bridge just under the town.
Written Feb 25, 2003
Frías is an old medieval town, placed over a hill in the North of the province of Burgos. It has an impressive castle over a rock, also a medieval bridge ... and the town itself is worth to visit, as...
Old bridge over the Ebro river. This is close to Frias, a cute little town with castle ruins and old cobblestoned streets. We had great tapas in Frias!
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