Beautiful village
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Discover the traditional way of life in rural Castilla y Leon with this ticket to Territorio Artlanza in Quintanilla del Agua, a life-size recreation of a village.
Free cancellation up to 12 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
Calle el Molino, 20
You can book up to 30 minutes in advance if there are any seats left. Book now and guarantee your spot.
If you have other questions, contact us
Juan José
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Ainhoa
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Silvia
Logroño, SpainIncredible place, created by a single person. 100% worth visiting.
Pedro Antonio Ruiz Fernandez
Cuenca, SpainEverything was great, perfect.
Isabel
Burgos, SpainEverything is great
Veronica Hontoria Aparicio
Aranda De Duero, SpainIt was really cool and my daughter loved it
Davinia Lopez Vidal
SpainIt's totally worth it! It's original and different. If you're on your way to Lerma or Burgos, a stop here is highly recommended. A 4-minute walk away,...
Gloria
Castellón, SpainExcellent, much better than expected and with a great sense of admiration for the work done by the artist Félix, which in addition to being spectacula...
Anónimo
Zaldibar, SpainThe great effort and work behind it is incredible. I have nothing but good words to say how amazing this place is, the Castilian houses and the entire...
Nieves Sanjuán Mata
Lerín, SpainI expected a lot and received sooooo much more!!!! We were lucky that Félix was with a group of students and, to be honest, listening to him was a ple...
Discover the traditional way of life in rural Castilla y Leon with this ticket to Territorio Artlanza in Quintanilla del Agua, a life-size recreation of a village.
Territorio Artlanza is an architectural-cultural space located in the municipality of Quintanilla del Agua, Burgos, dedicated to the recreation of the traditional village of Castile and Leon. This brilliant interactive museum lets you discover the deep-rooted customs that are still alive in the rural areas of the community.
In Territorio Artlanza, you'll have a unique opportunity to connect with the day-to-day way of life of the villages. The site is designed by the sculptor Félix Yáñez, who has reused everyday objects and remains of buildings to reconstruct an entire traditional village.
During your visit to Territorio Artlanza, you'll find several rooms that carefully recreate the essential parts of a typical village of the area: the school, the chapel, the apothecary, or the wine cellar.
The center also houses an ethnographic museum, an artisan ceramic workshop, and a comedy theatre, where plays are performed and film nights are organized.
During the booking process, you'll need to choose when you want to visit Territorio Artlanza, either in the morning or in the afternoon. Please read the schedule for each timeslot:
You can book up to 30 minutes in advance if there are any seats left. Book now and guarantee your spot.
If you have other questions, contact us
Calle el Molino, 20
Free cancellation
Juan José
SpainCurious and entertaining
Ainhoa
SpainBeautiful village
Silvia
Logroño, SpainIncredible place, created by a single person. 100% worth visiting.
Pedro Antonio Ruiz Fernandez
Cuenca, SpainEverything was great, perfect.
Isabel
Burgos, SpainEverything is great
Veronica Hontoria Aparicio
Aranda De Duero, SpainIt was really cool and my daughter loved it
Davinia Lopez Vidal
SpainIt's totally worth it! It's original and different. If you're on your way to Lerma or Burgos, a stop here is highly recommended. A 4-minute walk away,...
Gloria
Castellón, SpainExcellent, much better than expected and with a great sense of admiration for the work done by the artist Félix, which in addition to being spectacula...
Anónimo
Zaldibar, SpainThe great effort and work behind it is incredible. I have nothing but good words to say how amazing this place is, the Castilian houses and the entire...
Nieves Sanjuán Mata
Lerín, SpainI expected a lot and received sooooo much more!!!! We were lucky that Félix was with a group of students and, to be honest, listening to him was a ple...
