The Route of the Romanesque is a cultural and historical itinerary in northern Spain, primarily in the region of Castile and León. It showcases a collection of remarkable Romanesque architecture, including churches, monasteries, and bridges, built between the 11th and 13th centuries. This route highlights the artistic and architectural significance of the period, reflecting the influence of the Romanesque style across Europe. Visitors can explore various towns along the route, such as Burgos, León, and Soria, each featuring unique structures and rich history. The route not only serves as a testament to medieval craftsmanship but also promotes tourism and cultural heritage in the region.