Uterga lies between two ravines in the foothills of the Sierra del Perdón
After descending from the Alto del Perdón, Uterga welcomes you with the same sense of relief felt for centuries by the thousands of people walking the Camino de Santiago. Here, the land becomes flat and the pace slows down.

Walk slowly and take it all in: the main street is not just a road, it is the French Way itself turned into a village. Look at the large stone façades. Those coats of arms are not merely symbols of ancient power; they are the mark of the families who, generation after generation, have kept this valley alive. Behind those ashlar walls unfolded daily life, care, and alliances that wove the history of this community.
Step into the Church of the Assumption and look for details such as the stories carved into its stones hundreds of years ago. Inside, take a closer look at the baptismal font and its remarkable crucifix.
Pause and gaze at the horizon. You are standing on a natural boundary: behind you lie the forests and scrublands of the mountain pass; ahead, the plain opens up into fields, vineyards, and olive groves forming an attractive mosaic. Uterga is that gentle turning point where the landscape changes, inviting you to discover new flavours and colours of the Zona Media.

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