What to see and do in San Pedro de Rozados

San Pedro de Rozados is a town in the Campo de Salamanca district, on the Camino de la Silver Route, with just enough services for pilgrims to stop, refuel and enjoy its tranquillity. Worth seeing is the 1647 church of San Pedro, along with local specialities such as Guijuelo ham and the almond-coated bollo Maimón.

St. Peter's Church

This is a religious building erected approximately in 1647, with an interesting belfry with a double row of arches. It is a building that is worth visiting when passing through this village, this historical legacy that San Pedro de Rozados offers. Inside there is a main altarpiece that houses different carvings to the left and right of the Holy Christ as well as that of St. Peter and St. Blaise. The temple was restored in 1978, as it was in a bad state of conservation.

Gastronomy

Like any self-respecting village, San Pedro de Rozados has a delicious and traditional gastronomy. The local products and livestock are specially tasted, so the sausages from Salamanca or the ham from Guijuelo are very important. When it comes to confectionery, you can't do without the Maimón bun and the sugared almonds.
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