The textile industry, as well as the houses on the street of the wealthy, Indian-style mansions and mansions of the small local bourgeoisie, show the wealth that was generated in this place. From the combination of the climate and the entrepreneurial spirit, Jamones Gemelo and Biofactoría Naturae et Salus are born, two companies of one hundred percent pradoluenguino origin.

The town center is surrounded by an environment of exuberant beauty and well-cared popular architecture with ground floors with boulders and wooden decking with plaster on the upper ones. The Route of Pico San Millán, starts from a recreational area that is reached by the Ranguna road once you have entered the town

It offers great possibilities for fans of hiking, mycology, mountain biking or nature in general. Its forests are lush and keep a good number of wild species of fauna and flora.

Among the high peaks of the sierra and surrounded by extensive forests, the splendid noble houses of reddish sandstone stand out, which were built in the 17th and 18th centuries by the wealthy ranchers who settled in the town, making it the fundamental nucleus of transhumant livestock farming. . Its church with a Romanesque portico is an example of the Silos school that is repeated in the surroundings. It is also an excellent starting point for excursions to the Demanda and Mencilla mountain ranges or along the Greenway of the Mining Railroad that crosses the town, highly recommended for visiting by bicycle.

Reference place in dinosaur paleontology. The Museum of Dinosaurs and the Tenadas de Costalomo site (footprints) are proof of this. Its main porticoed plaza, the Church of Santa María, the hermitages of Peña Rota and the path that connects the city with Castrovido, are some of the most recommended visits.