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Campo Real - The taste of olives, olive oil and cheese

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We invite you to take a stroll around Campo Real and discover its shops and delis, where you can try and buy the town’s star products: cheese, olive oil and its famous olives. Go up to its stunning Church of Our Lady of the Castle, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest, considered one of the most fascinating churches in the province. Getting there requires going up a beautiful staircase among lush greenery, adorned with carvings of the apostles and biblical characters. Visible from the Henares valley, the church has an impressive appearance, like a ship sailing through a sea of olive trees. From this vantage point you’ll see that Campo Real is surrounded by olive trees, and it will be incredible to see the famous Four Towers in the background.

 

Join us in celebrating our most famous festivals

  • Holy Week

Campo Real’s Holy Week ends with one of the most beautiful processions in the Madrid Region: the Procession of the Encounter, where the figures of Our Lady of Sorrows and The Risen Christ meet in Plaza Chica (Small Square). On Easter Sunday, the famous Hornazo cake is eaten in the Valdemembrillo meadow.

  • St. Isidore 15 May

Farming is the main line of work in Campo Real. For this reason, the festival of St. Isidore, as patron saint of farmers, is an especially important celebration in Campo Real. This custom has thrived in recent decades, together with a farming festival in Plaza Mayor.

 

Our flavours

Denomination of Quality in the Madrid Region for olive oil, cheese and olives. Campo Real’s olives, the manzanilla variety, is one of the special products treasured by the Madrid Region. Walking through the streets of Campo Real is like taking a through ‘nature’s gastronomy’, as there are lots of olive and olive oil cooperatives that open their doors, where you can buy their products directly.

Sunset in Campo Real, with its most emblematic monument in the background, the Church of the Castle. A charming town in the eastern part of the Community of Madrid, located in the basin of the River Tajuña.

Logos funded by the European Union NextGeneration, the Ministry of Industry and Tourism, the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, the Community of Madrid, ARACOVE, and Madrid Rural.

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