¿El pueblo donde se come AL REVÉS? 😲 Castrillo de los Polvazares y su secreto.Visita Galería de Arte

👋 Welcome to one of the most spectacular historical and gastronomic routes in Spain! 🌲 🚗 In this video, we travel to the province of León to discover the fascinating region of La Maragatería. 📍 Our main destination is Castrillo de los Polvazares, a village that seems frozen in time and has been declared a Historic-Artistic Site. 🏘️ We'll walk along its famous cobbled streets, surrounded by the imposing red stone houses with their coats of arms and green arcades that once belonged to the old Maragato muleteers. 🧱✨ 🥩 But a trip to this land isn't complete without indulging in its gastronomy. We sit down to experience the authentic Cocido Maragato. 🥣 We'll explain the reason for its most curious feature: it's eaten upside down! 🔄 First, we'll sample its seven varieties of meat, followed by chickpeas and vegetables, and we'll finish with a piping hot soup. 🍲😋🎒 If you're planning a weekend getaway, a rural tourism trip, or you're simply passionate about good traditional food, join us on this road trip that combines history, muleteer architecture, and an unforgettable culinary feast just a stone's throw from Astorga. 🗺️🎒 ⏱️ Timestamps 0:00:00 - Introduction to the Maragatería route. 0:04:58 - Ascent to the Pajares Pass. 0:11:52 - Greeting Fran in Valencia de Don Juan. 0:16:50 - Parking in Castrillo de los Polvazares. 0:19:17 - El Rincón Maragato Inn (Maragato Stew). 0:22:16 - Strolling through Castrillo. 0:26:03 - Guided Tour of the Nuria Antón and José Ore Art Gallery (Gallery Group 18). 0:33:18 - Alameda del Río. 0:35:07 - Return to Oviedo. 0:42:52 - Barrios de Luna Reservoir Bridge. 0:45:00 - Descent of the Huerna River. 📢 Join the community! If you enjoyed this walk and it made your mouth water, SUBSCRIBE to the channel so we can continue discovering incredible places. #CastrilloDeLosPolvazares, #Maragatería, #CocidoMaragato, #MostBeautifulVillagesInSpain, #CaminoDeSantiago