Rosinos de la Requejada

Rosinos de la Requejada is a charming municipality located in the Sanabria region, in the northwest of the province of Zamora. This town, along with its hamlets, offers a rich historical and natural heritage that is worth discovering.

History and Culture

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The human presence in Rosinos de la Requejada dates back to the Iron Age, evidenced by several castros such as Cerro de Peña Castriello, Valleciudad and Peñas de la Cerca. During the Middle Ages, the town was repopulated by the monarchs of the Kingdom of León and later became part of the Lands of the Count of Benavente. In the 19th century, Rosinos was integrated into the province of Zamora.

Architectural Heritage

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The municipality boasts notable traditional Sanabrian architecture. Highlights include the Ermita del Santo Cristo, from the 19th century, and the Iglesia de Santa Colomba, built in the 18th century on a Romanesque structure. The latter preserves a beautiful altarpiece and unique decorative elements.

Nature and Routes

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Rosinos de la Requejada is located in a region rich in flora and fauna, protected under the Natura 2000 Network and the Special Conservation Area for Birds Sierra de la Cabrera. The landscapes include the Sierra de La Cabrera and various areas of scrubland and pastures.

One of the most recommended routes is the one that connects Doney de la Requejada with Escuredo, passing through impressive natural landscapes. Doney - Escuredo Route.

Festivities and Traditions

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Rosinos celebrates the festivity of the Santo Cristo on September 14 and 15. In addition, the “August festival” has been resumed by the Llamagrande Cultural Association, revitalizing local traditions.

Visit Rosinos de la Requejada

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This municipality offers a unique combination of history, nature and traditions. It is a perfect destination for those seeking to explore the cultural and natural richness of the Sanabria region.