Entresierras, Rural subcomarca in Comarca de Guijuelo, Spain

Entresierras is a subregional area in Comarca de Guijuelo composed of eight municipalities with Los Santos as its central town. The territory is defined by rural landscape where farmland, pastures, and villages shape what you see across the region.

The area grew as part of Salamanca province's traditional livestock and farming territory, keeping close ties to medieval settlement patterns. These old foundations set the basis for the economy that continues there today.

The towns here carry on long-standing traditions of ham making using methods passed down through generations. The relationship between local people and pig farming shapes how life and work continue in these villages today.

The area can be reached through regional roads from Salamanca city, which lies at a reasonable distance. The village centers are connected by a network of local roads, making it easy for visitors to move between the municipalities.

Entresierras lies in the Tagus river basin, unlike most of Salamanca province, which drains to the Duero. Its name comes from its position between the Sierra de Francia and the Sierra de Béjar, and the whole area is organised around the Alagón, which is why it is also called the Alto Alagón district.