Alcalá del Júcar
A picturesque village carved into the rock, with white houses stepped up the hillside, a medieval castle and spectacular views of the Júcar canyon.
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A picturesque village carved into the rock, with white houses stepped up the hillside, a medieval castle and spectacular views of the Júcar canyon.
An Almohad castle on a limestone crag overlooking the town of Almansa and the plains of Albacete.
A spectacular waterfall gushing out of a cave in the Sierra de Alcaraz, one of the most beautiful spots in Albacete.
A hilltop town crowned by a castle, with an arcaded main square and cave houses.
Village perched above the Mundo river gorge, nicknamed the Manchegan Switzerland, whose viewpoints featured in the cult film Amanece, que no es poco.
Housed in the modernist Casa de Hortelano, it traces centuries of Albacete's knife-making tradition through historic pieces and craft workshops.
Albacete hides unexpected landscapes in La Mancha: the source of the Río Mundo, with its great waterfall, and Alcalá del Júcar, set in a river gorge. Castles like Almansa and the town of Chinchilla de Montearagón complete the route.
Alcalá del Júcar in the morning, with its castle and cave houses, and Chinchilla de Montearagón in the afternoon, a stone's throw from the capital.
Spring, when the source of the Río Mundo carries more water, and autumn. The Albacete Fair is held in September.
Alcalá del Júcar, Chinchilla de Montearagón, Almansa, Riópar with the source of the Río Mundo, and Ayna.