Santa Gadea del Cid

Its earliest recorded name, Término, probably marked the old border between Castile and Navarre, and the village grew up as a fortified Castilian outpost. Walls, two gateways and a castle reworked in the 15th century still enclose it, while the Gothic church of San Pedro keeps a Plateresque altarpiece. On the church square, where markets were once held, a medieval supper is staged today.

Highlights

• Church of San Pedro, with a Plateresque altarpiece and parish museum
• The Puerta de la Villa, a pointed gateway once used as a jail
• The Romanesque hermitage of Nuestra Señora de las Eras on a facing hill
• The old San Lázaro hospital, founded in 1465, now a guesthouse
• The GR-291 trail linking the Montes Obarenes with the Ebro

Summary based on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.