Peleas de Abajo: A Glimpse into a Wistful Past

Nestled in the enchanting region of Zamora, the small municipality of Peleas de Abajo holds tales of both struggle and beauty. With a population of merely 268 inhabitants as of the 2004 census, this town has faced an emotional journey through financial hardship, with a staggering debt that looms over its bright past.

One of its most treasured landmarks is the parish church of Our Lady of the Assumption, a stunning Romanesque structure with roots tracing back to the Knights Hospitaller. Its interiors are adorned with enchanting vegetal paintings, bringing warmth to anyone who steps inside. The baptismal font and the XVI century crucifix evoke a sense of nostalgia, reminding us of the rich history of Peleas de Abajo.

As we reflect on its past, let us embrace the opportunity to share photos antiguas de Peleas de Abajo and preserve its memory together.

While exploring this quaint town, consider venturing to its surrounding villages—such as Ricobayo, Forfoleda, and Villalcampo. These nearby destinations also tell stories worth discovering. Seeking more hidden gems? Check out OLDPIK for connections to nearby towns and unlock their own treasures.