CUENCA
CATHEDRAL OF SAINT MARY AND SAINT JULY
This stunning cathedral features a blend of Gothic architecture with ribbed vaults and a unique triforium, reflecting centuries of artistic evolution.
The most notable monument in Cuenca began construction in the late 12th century after the city's conquest, with its main structure forming in the 13th century. The cathedral is a result of a complex series of architectural additions across centuries, showcasing various artistic styles. Originally Gothic, it retains its primitive ribbed vault and a unique triforium.
CATHEDRAL OF SAINT MARY AND SAINT JULY
This stunning cathedral features a blend of Gothic architecture with ribbed vaults and a unique triforium, reflecting centuries of artistic evolution.
CONVENT OF SAINT PAUL
This stunning historical site features a beautiful cloister, a late Gothic church, and a Baroque-Rococo facade, now serving as a luxurious tourist accommodat...
CHURCH OF SANTIAGO AND SAINT PETER
This octagonal church, set in a charming plaza, showcases a Baroque portal and a stunning Mudejar coffered ceiling, perfect for architectural enthusiasts.
HANGED HOUSES
Discover stunning palatial houses with Mudejar ceilings and Gothic details, housing a museum of Spanish Abstract Art, perfect for art and history enthusiasts.
SAINT PAUL'S BRIDGE
This historic bridge features stunning Eiffel-style iron architecture, soaring 40 meters high and offering scenic views, perfect for tourists exploring the a...
CASTLE AND ARCH OF BEZUDO
Explore remnants of an ancient Arab wall, stunning towers, and a beautiful stone archway, alongside historical architecture from the era of Philip II.
PLAZA MAYOR
A vibrant meeting point in the old town, featuring stunning architecture and historic routes to key landmarks, perfect for exploring the city's rich heritage.
PLAZA AND TOWER OF MANGANA
This historic site features remnants of an Andalusian palace, synagogue, and church, alongside a 16th-century clock tower and stunning panoramic views.
NEIGHBOURHOOD OF SAN MARTIN SKYSCRAPERS
This area boasts traditional houses with distinct facades, offering a unique perspective from different viewpoints, making it a fascinating spot for tourists.
HOCES DE LOS RÍOS JÚCAR Y HUÉCAR (GORGES OF THE RIVERS JÚCAR AND HUÉCAR)
Experience breathtaking canyons over 1000 meters wide and 200 meters deep, shaped by river erosion, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers.