Valleseco township has a significant heritage of traditional rural architecture, linked to farms that are scattered in throughout the territory or in small groups here and there. An excellent example of one of these groups of homes are in Monagas, it's a wonder how their location and their landscape seem to absorbed them.

The roots of our customs and the folklore of our land is represented by folk music groups:

• Parranda Los Paperos (C/Cura Caballero, s/n, tlf. 928-631963)
• Grupo de Baile de Zumacal (tlf. 928-630319/928-630555)
• Grupo Folklórico Abenechara (tlf. 928-618127/928-618260)
• Agrupación Folklórica “San Vicente Ferrer” (tlf. 928-61 83 00/61 80 22)

Opened to the public on 25th January 2013, this new building has been baptized Don Juan Díaz Rodríguez. This neighbour of Valleseco, born in Barranco de la Virgen, was an illustrious person ...

Leaving the most populated part of town, just a few kilometres from the Valleseco downtown, is the site of the Cortijo Calderetas which you can get to by walking a short distance from the off the main road. This beautiful landscape was formed by a large volcanic caldera which gave life to the surrounding chestnut, elm and pine trees.

Fifty days after Easter, in the Witsun Monday, San Vicente Ferrer, the patron saint  of Valleseco, was brought to this municipality from the Church of Teror

The reason to build this church in honor of Saint Dominican from Valencia was because of the great devotion that the inhabitants of Valleseco had for him since he was in the holy Church of Teror which was their church before Valleseco separated. The congregation, in which all neighbors belonged, built the first chapel, with the tax money collected in 1170. It was later replaced by the present church.

Osorio Peak is a natural viewpoint from which you can see the north of the island...