Oropesa

Oropesa, a quaint town nestled in the province of Toledo, carries the weight of time within its walls. With a population of just 2,872, this enchanting place is renowned for its majestic castle, constructed in 1402. Once the noble residence of the Toledo family, including the illustrious Francisco de Toledo, Count of Oropesa, who later became the Viceroy of Peru, the castle now serves as the Parador de Oropesa since 1930. Every April, Oropesa comes alive with the Jornadas Medievales, or "Medieval Days," celebrating its rich history of Oropesa and the spirit of its iconic castle. It’s a time to connect with the past, embrace the vibrant culture, and share in the warmth of community. As you explore this magical town, consider browsing for fotografías antiguas de Oropesa to enhance your experience. Don’t forget to connect with neighboring villages like Lagartera, Peraleda de la Mata, and Arenas de San Pedro. For a unique opportunity to preserve memories, upload your imágenes antiguas de Oropesa to OLDPIK.