Vimianzo: Mirador de San Bartolo

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Vimianzo

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In Vimianzo the highest place is occupied by the viewpoint of San Bartolo. The town of Vimianzo is well nestled in a valley between elevations and one of those high points is San Bartolo, an emblematic place where a peculiar pilgrimage is held.

Its elevation allows you to have a fantastic panoramic view of Vimianzo and a privileged view of the stellar vault. In addition, the City Council organizes activities related to astrotourism that are very worthwhile.

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