Parque Natural Las Batuecas-Sierra de Francia

Parque Natural Las Batuecas-Sierra de Francia is a protected natural area located in the northwest of the province of Salamanca, Spain. It covers an area of ​​103 km2, characterized by its steep mountains, rolling hills, waterfalls and meadows full of wild flowers. It is known to be among the most emblematic parks in the region. Its impressive limestone cliffs are covered by vegetation of thick oaks, cork oaks, junipers and wild pines, making it an excellent spot for hiking and bird watching. The park also contains some ruins of settlements from the Middle Ages, such as the monastery of San Pelayo or the abandoned village of Perales. Its rich biodiversity has earned the park a place of honor among conservationists and nature lovers around the world. It is a paradise for those looking for a quiet, untouched slice of nature.