Here you will be able to see the places to visit in the town. Some of them will be outdoors, others you will be able to visit inside. They are sorted by categories to facilitate your consultation.
Many of them are within urban or walking routes, you can also see them individually. They are grouped and ordered for a better consultation.
in the population
Churches, chapels, convents, cemeteries.

HOUSE OF DIEGO TELLEZ
Among the residents of Garciaz who left for America in the 16th century, the figure of Diego Téllez, son of Pedro and María Díaz, stands

ANCIENT HERMITAGE OF THE MARTYRS
Part of the building is still preserved as a warehouse in the area of Las cañás.

Garciaz jurisdictional roll
The rollo-picota stands in the center of the Plaza de España with a height of 5.60 m215, although this is not its original location, it

HERMITAGE OF CHARITY
Located on Calle de la Caridad. Its origins date back to 1574, when a number of brothers started the Confraternity of Charity.

Santiago Apóstol Parish Church
It is located in the highest area of Garciaz where a number of streets lead to it. It is the most outstanding monument of the
the bridges
.

Tres Lanchas Bridge
The stream that comes from the Cantera normally has a reduced flow, but with the rains it can become an insurmountable obstacle. This curious bridge

SAN MIGUEL BRIDGE
One-eyed and with a bulging back, it presents a beautiful picture from any of its views. The outline of the village with the church crowning
In the Montains

GARCIAZ RESERVOIR
The Garciaz Reservoir belongs to the Tajo River Basin and has a capacity of 0.165 Hm3. The use is for supplying the population.

Cancho de la Pataita
A little above the Quarry Lake we find this curious and magnetic place. A formation that suggests natural parts and others where human intervention is

Hermitage of La Concepción
Located in the place of the same name, next to the old Berzocana road. It is a rectangular building except for the apse at the

Visigothic Hermitage of Portera
His remains are located in the area of the porter’s fields.








