The church of San Justo and Pastor, is a Moorish building built in the sixteenth century where we can find one of the most remarkable coffered northern Spain. The church of Santa María del Castillo is not open to the cult, although it is fully restored, and although it is privately owned, is used for social activities, conferences and as an auditorium, due to the magnificent sound of their vaults. Cuenca de Campos is one of the Castilian enclaves where assets are more traditional dovecotes and where the culture of the dove and the pigeon nest is still deeply rooted. His extensive and endless steppe cerealista houses one of the most numerous colonies of bustards, and it is not difficult for the pilgrim can observe the majestic bearing of the planet’s biggest flying bird. Cuenca de Campos has a hostel for pilgrims conditioning with taste and assisted care, which has 32 seats and costs 6 Euros per night, has large lounges for events and group activities, kitchen and social dining room, TV rooms and reading, showers and bathrooms and laundry rooms area and drying clothes.