This vibrant city offers a blend of cultural heritage, dynamic events, and exquisite gastronomy, along with beautiful natural routes for outdoor enthusiasts.

Albacete, besides being a city known for its cutlery and commerce, is a young, university, dynamic, hospitable, accessible, and comfortable city, situated in a privileged geographical location between the central peninsula and the Spanish Levante. It has an important natural environment that invites you to take a walk or bike ride, starting from the urban area through the Canal de Mª Cristina and its branches, to make a peri-urban route of approximately 40 km.
The city has an interesting cultural heritage with notable modernist buildings that surprise the traveler. Along with its museums (of cutlery, of the child, archaeological and local), and an interesting cultural program throughout the year, it offers visitors a wide range of leisure and enjoyment possibilities. The most notable events are the September Fair, the International Film Festival -Abycine- in October, the International Circus Festival in February, and the Festival of Torches in June, making up an attractive calendar for all tastes.

To all this, we must add the excellent gastronomic offer, where traditional cuisine coexists with innovation and avant-garde in excellent restaurants, bars, and taverns, all based on high-quality Manchego products recognized internationally. Any time of the year is recommended to enjoy Albacete's gastronomy, but you should not miss the tapas days in October.

Albacete is also its province with environments, towns, routes, and lagoons of high value and great charm (source of the Mundo river, Sierras de Alcaraz and Segura, Lagunas de Ruidera, La Manchuela, etc.).