Heritage
The heritage of Pozuelo del Rey revolves around three main sites: the Church of Santo Domingo de Silos, a 16th-century temple of Gothic-Renaissance origin, rebuilt after its destruction in 1936 and still alive in local memory for its bells and traditions; the Plaza Mayor, a central space renovated in contemporary times where the baroque town hall with its historic coat of arms stands out; and the Hermitage of the Virgin of la Cabeza, from the 18th century, a sober neoclassical building erected by the locals, closely linked to popular devotion and surrounded by a pleasant tree-lined walk.