A great place to visit with kids, we came during Easter holidays and booked tickets in advance. The castle is a masterpiece of a handcraft restauration, the guide at the reception explains the history of the castle, how it came to ruine and was restored. It's a pity we won't see one of the medieval festivals they organise. A hidden jewel of unknown Cantabria, highly recommended for those who like going sideways of the main tourist routes.

Beautiful area for a light hike with a dog, and then check the castle. Easy to park, very accomodating staff Nd beautiful castle with a more interesting history than it gives away. Love belt craftsmanship in restoration. If you are I. The area, it's a visit worth your time!

Nice castle but its like nothing to see inside

Beautiful reconstructed castle in nice and peaceful nature.

Very beautiful and skillfully renovated castle. Don’t miss it if you are around. For kids there is a quest to find the dragon‘s nest! Will they find it? Thanks for the kind reception!

The castle is quite small and can be visited in half an hour. Although the inside has very little to see in terms of how it was used in the past, you have to go just to see the carpentry. It's a work of art. I don't know how often they change the exhibitions, or if the paintings are there permanently, but I thought they were interesting and fitted in well. The lady who works there was really nice. If you're in the area go!

Small castle, nicely restored. Beautiful surroundings.

We enjoyed this place with our kids. Great staff and awesome experience.

Awesome historic site with very informative staff to teach you about ancient Cantabria.

Wow

Expectacular

(Translated by Google) Very interesting initiative, extensive and detailed explanations. Very nice with snow! The drive to the parking lot (about 300 meters from the town) is... a country road... but come on! That with a little attention anyone can climb. It is not an archaeological place (as they clearly explain when you enter) but a reconstruction of a town in the same environment. It is self-financing so it is worth going and contributing to keep this very educational initiative going. (Original) Iniciativa muy interesante, explicaciones extensas y detalladas. Con nieve muy bonito! El camino en coche hasta el parking (a unos 300 metros del poblado) es ... un camino de campo... pero vamos! Que con un poco de atención cualquiera puede subir. No es un lugar arqueologico (como claramente te explican al entrar) si no que una reconstrucción de un poblado en el mismo medio. Se autofinancia así que merece la pena ir y aportar un granito para que sigua en pié esta iniciativa muy didáctica.

(Translated by Google) Totally recommended visit. In addition to a recreation of pallozas, it is a return to the past where the guide explains to you, putting his whole heart into it, different periods of our past. A great project, with professionals like the top of a pine tree who demonstrate their knowledge, but who also transmit all the enthusiasm with which they are carrying out this town. (Original) Visita totalmente recomendable. Además de una recreación de pallozas, es una vuelta al pasado donde el guia te explica, poniéndole todo su corazón, diferentes épocas de nuestro pasado. Un gran proyecto, con profesionales como la copa de un pino que demuestran su conocimiento, pero que transmiten también toda la ilusión con la que están llevando a cabo este poblado.

(Translated by Google) Cantabrian town of Argüeso. Year 0 of our era. The Roman Empire extends across the peninsula. There is a Cantabrian Village, in Argüeso, in the South of Cantabria, which will not make it easy for the Romans. Cantabria was a strong town, the orography helped in the defense of the inhabited territories. During the visit to the Town of Argüeso you will be taught the way of life of that time, the structure of the town, the roles of its inhabitants, the hierarchies established to live in peace but prepared to defend against possible invasions... The Cantabrians rose with skill and bravery using incredible strategies. They tell you the history of their ways of life and resources, the skills, inventions, the way of subsisting in a sustainable and safe way of life, the manufacture of tools for food preparation, defense and communication with other nearby Cantabrian towns. The experience consists of guided tours with workshops. You will enjoy making clay pieces baked on a bonfire, you will make baked bread and endless activities that will make your stay a truly magical day. And of course... they welcome you with the outfits they wore at that time. Totally recommended for adults and children. Very formative. All this is possible thanks to a group of archaeologists who have shared their archeology research project for decades. Thank you all for such an attractive and fun day!! (Original) Poblado cantabro de Argüeso. Año 0 de nuestra era. El Imperio Romano se extiende por la península. Hay un Poblado Cántabro, en Argüeso, al Sur de Cantabria, que no se pondrá fácil a los romanos. Cantabria era un pueblo fuerte, la orografía ayudaba en la defensa de los territorios habitados. En la visita al Poblado de Argüeso te enseñarán la forma de vida de entonces, la estructura del poblado, los roles de sus habitantes, las gerarquías establecidas para vivir en paz pero preparados para la defensa de posibles invasiones... Los Cántabros se alzaban con habilidad, valentía utilizando estrategias increíbles. Te relatan la historia de sus formas de vida y recursos, las habilidades, inventos, la manera de subsistir en una forma de vida sostenible y segura, la fabricación de útiles para la preparación de alimentos, la defensa y la comunicación con otros poblados cántabros próximos. La experiencia consiste en las visitas guiadas con talleres. Disfrutarás haciendo piezas de barro horneadas en una hoguera, fabricarás pan al horno y un sin fin de actividades que harán de tu estancia un día realmente mágico. Y claro... te reciben con los atuendos que lucían en esa época. Totalmente recomendable para adultos y niños. Muy formativo. Todo esto es posible gracias a un grupo de arqueólogos que desde hace décadas comparten su proyecto investigador de arqueología. Gracias a todos por un día tan atractivo y divertido!!