Alarcón
Medieval town almost encircled by a meander of the Júcar, with an eighth-century castle that is now a Parador and wal...
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Medieval town almost encircled by a meander of the Júcar, with an eighth-century castle that is now a Parador and wal...
A picturesque village carved into the rock, with white houses stepped up the hillside, a medieval castle and spectacu...
Village perched above the Mundo river gorge, nicknamed the Manchegan Switzerland, whose viewpoints featured in the cu...
Walled Alcarria town famed for its lavender fields, which bloom in July, and for its eighteenth-century Royal Cloth F...
An Almohad castle on a limestone crag overlooking the town of Almansa and the plains of Albacete.
An impressive 15th-century fortress, restored and very well preserved, perfect for diving into the medieval history o...
Thirteenth-century castle-monastery that was the seat of the Order of Calatrava, perched on a hill with sweeping view...
A well-preserved 15th-century castle a few kilometres from Toledo, with its keep and moat.
A 14th- and 15th-century castle-palace overlooking the town of Oropesa, now partly a parador.
A hilltop town crowned by a castle, with an arcaded main square and cave houses.
A natural site of limestone rocks shaped by erosion into whimsical forms such as the Tormo Alto or the Boats.
The only Golden Age open-air theatre that survives intact and still in use, on a unique main square.
A medieval city famous for its houses hanging over the edge of a cliff. Also a World Heritage Site.
One of the southernmost beech forests in Europe, in Guadalajara, spectacular in autumn with its red and golden colours.
Fifteen turquoise lagoons linked by waterfalls in the heart of La Mancha, perfect for a summer swim.
The famous windmills that inspired Cervantes in Don Quixote, set on a hill with spectacular views.
Known as the Escorial of La Mancha, it was the headquarters of the Order of Santiago and blends Plateresque and Baroq...
Set in the former convent of San Agustín in Talavera de la Reina, it displays Talavera pottery from the 15th to 20th...
Housed in the modernist Casa de Hortelano, it traces centuries of Albacete's knife-making tradition through historic...
A spectacular waterfall gushing out of a cave in the Sierra de Alcaraz, one of the most beautiful spots in Albacete.
Fifteenth-century palace of the Mendoza family with a diamond-pointed façade and an Isabelline Gothic Lions' Courtyar...
A Roman city in Cuenca with a well-preserved theatre, amphitheatre, baths and forum.
The finest Mediterranean forest in the peninsula, with open plains where you can spot deer, imperial eagles and black...
A wetland unique in Europe, home to many waterbirds and a very special ecosystem.
A natural paradise of canyons, crystal-clear rivers and forests, perfect for hiking, kayaking or simply unwinding.
A ducal town linked to the Princess of Éboli, with her palace, the collegiate church and the famous Pastrana tapestries.
A medieval town in Guadalajara with a castle turned into a parador and a cathedral that houses the famous Doncel scul...
La Mancha village whose seventeenth-century main square, lined with two-storey wooden galleries, was once used as a b...
A historic city known for its blend of Christian, Jewish and Muslim cultures, listed as a World Heritage Site.
Renaissance town in the Campo de Montiel with an arcaded main square and the house where the writer Francisco de Quev...