A tour of 25 rooms, a grove of 35 pine trees and fairy-tale motifs on the streets give Bureta a variety of distinctive features. When planning your trip, you can choose between a tour with a set duration, a route through the Burosque Encantado and sights around the town. The three offerings feature some similar fantasy characters, but differ significantly in their surroundings and format.

Palace tour with a set time frame

The tour of the Palacio de los Condes de Bureta is offered by the current Count of Bureta, Don Mariano López Fernández de Heredia Izquierdo. It lasts one hour and 15 minutes and takes visitors through 25 rooms of the palace. This makes it easy to plan as a separate block of time. Check reservation details before your trip.

Those especially interested in the palace will find a clearly defined tour here: its duration and number of rooms provide a specific time frame. This sets it apart from the nature trails and the fairy-tale designs around the town.

Burosque Encantado: pine trees and handmade figures

The Burosque Encantado is a fantasy forest on the descent to a grove of 35 pine trees. Small houses stand in the trees and on the ground, alongside figures of goblins, fairies and animals. Residents of Bureta craft the decorations by hand from natural materials such as sticks, stones, nutshells and acorns. These materials and the varied locations of the little houses give the forest its distinctive character.

A three-kilometre route passes through the Burosque Encantado, along the banks of the Río Huecha and over the former railway line, the Vía Verde. The forest, riverbank and former railway line are all part of the same route. Check trail conditions before setting off.

Fairy-tale motifs on the streets of Bureta

Bureta Encantada brings the fantasy theme to doors, streetlights, bins, floors and walls around the town. Several doors and façades feature murals, and traces of goblins can be seen on the streets. Together, these details create a fairy-tale stroll that differs from the wooded Burosque: here, the route is shaped by decorative features around the town.

The project includes two murals and a water cistern that is also decorated with a mural. It brings together different routes for visitors who want to enjoy activities in nature and around the town. Bureta Encantada therefore offers another way to explore the theme, while the Burosque has its own focus on pine trees, natural materials and a three-kilometre route. Before your trip, check the latest local information about the installations and visitor routes.

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