When in the course of the first years of the reign of Fernando I of Castile and León (1037-1065), Gómez Díaz, one of his more distinguished courtiers, received from the hands of the monarch and in gratitude to the services rendered a small monastery located in his Carrión's domain, it could not foreseen that, walking the time, it would become one of the most prosperous Benedictine headquarters of the kingdom.
Welcome to the Royal Monastery San Zoilo, in Carrión de los Condes, Palencia.
During your pleasant and calm stay in this emblematic Monastery he will not be able to avoid being trapped by the sensations and experiences of his history.
All his corners have something to tell....