Quintanilla stands on a gentle slope that drops down towards a gully through which a small stream runs. It has extensive views, and enjoys a mean height above sea level of 737 metres.
•Parish church
The church appears to adopt a haughty posture by virtue of its slender tower built up from the foot of the church. Dedicated to San Julian and Santa Basilisa, it is rectangular in form and has a single nave. The tower is similarly rectangular and was erected in 1801, its upper housing a traditional belfry indicating a date of 1985 .
•Hermitage
To
the north of the parish church, at a higher level, stands the hermitage
of Nuestra Señora del Olmo which is so called because of an image
atop of an elm tree. Rectangular in shape, it was built or possibly restored
in 1779. The doorway takes the form of a Roman archway showing good arch
stoning. The head wall is crowned by a modest belfry with a single space
housing a single bell .
•Tower-House
The Tower-House at Quintanilla is square in shape.
•Caves
•Wash-house
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