The Church of Nuestra Señora del Pino Monument · Vinuesa, Pinares, Soria Begun in 1591 in Gothic-Renaissance style, it has a Latin-cross floor plan with three naves covered by ribbed vaults and an eight-sided chancel; its dedication refers to the pine tree in which, according to tradition, the image that gave rise to the Pinochada appeared. The tower, sturdy and with two tiers, rises to the west, and the portal's pediment displays an image of Saint Anne. Inside, the 17th-century main altarpiece stands out, the work of Domingo González de Acereda in Baroque style with Renaissance echoes and inspired by that of the Virgen del Espino in the cathedral of El Burgo de Osma, alongside several 18th-century Rococo altarpieces, an organ from 1786 and a collection of small-sized images. Photo: jacilluch (CC BY-SA 2.0) What to see and do in Vinuesa