Villanueva de Cañedo Castle, Renaissance castle and hotel in Topas, Spain.
Villanueva de Cañedo is a stone castle with towers, defensive walls, and a central courtyard that now operates as a hotel. The building displays Renaissance architectural details throughout, while the lower levels contain original foundations from earlier construction phases.
In 1477, Bishop Alonso Ulloa de Fonseca Quijada acquired the original fortress and transformed it into a Renaissance palace. This renovation combined the earlier medieval foundations with new architectural styles typical of that era.
The property obtained recognition as a Site of Cultural Interest in 1931, marking its contribution to Spanish architectural and historical preservation.
The property sits about 50 kilometers from Salamanca along the N-630 highway and offers modern rooms with air conditioning and free internet access. Guests can also enjoy the outdoor swimming pool and other hotel amenities on the grounds.
The property includes an on-site winery where guests can taste local wines produced on the grounds. This combination of historic lodging and wine production creates a distinctive experience in the area.
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