Villagarcía de Campos

Town Hall

Villagarcía de Campos is a municipality in the province of Valladolid in the Autonomous Community of Castilla y León, located in the Tierra de Campos region, on the northern slope of the Torosos mountains, on the banks of the Sequillo River and at the end of the Macías Picavea Canal. There is news of its existence in the 11th century when it began to be repopulated by the Sahagún Abbey, in the diocese of Palencia, and during the 14th century it became part of the Infantazgo de Valladolid district, its lord being Don Juan Alfonso de Alburquerque. And later by inheritance it passed into the hands of the Quijada family, its last representative being Luis Méndez de Quijada, married to Magdalena de Ulloa.

Main Square

Church of San Pedro and San Boal

Tower-bell tower of the church of San Pedro and San Boal

Collegiate Church of San Luis

Hermitage of Ecce Homo

House of Bishop Fray Francisco Guerra

Former Magdalena Hospital, currently the House of Culture

Traditional architecture reflected in this old house

Ark next to the castle for bringing water from the Cañicorrales fountain

San Boal spout and fountain

16th-century aqueduct in the courtyard of the Collegiate Church of San Luis

Panoramic view of the town from the terrace of the castle's homage tower