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Toledo The numerous windmills that dot the great plains of La Mancha evoke immediately our childhood memories of Don Quixote. But Castile-la-Mancha is also a region with a rich cultural past where the imprint of the different languages, religions and cultures coexisted for several centuries. What a lot of wonders to discover: splendid Toledo overlooking the Tagus or Cuenca, a remarkable medieval city perched on the side of a cliff, to name but a few. The property market in Castile-la-Mancha has many apartments for sale and houses of all kinds: farmhouses, village houses or houses with swimming pool. As the prices are very reasonable you will be spoilt for choice. It is just up to you to decide which corner of this attractive region you want to put down your suitcases.
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guadalajara
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Manche province with a monumental soul, Toledo brings together the silhouette of the Alcázar, the Primate Cathedral and the synagogues of El Tránsito and Santa María la Blanca. Its historic quarter, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, overlooks the Tagus with walls and bridges.
In the capital the Historic Quarter and the areas of Santa Teresa, Buenavista and Valparaíso stand out. AVE to Madrid and the A‑42 speed up travel; Talavera, on the A‑5, preserves its ceramics recognized by UNESCO.
Consuegra and its windmills, Oropesa with its castle, and Cabañeros add natural surroundings. Marzipan, carcamusas and Manchego wines define the table.
On the Manchegan plain, Albacete offers a city with the Pasaje de Lodares, the Parque Abelardo Sánchez and the Museo de la Cuchillería.
Alcalá del Júcar overlooks the Júcar canyon. The Nacimiento del Río Mundo, in the Parque Natural de los Calares del Mundo y de la Sima, invites getaways.
The Feria de Albacete is a Festival of International Tourist Interest.
The AVE stops at Albacete-Los Llanos and the A-31 connects with Madrid and Valencia. Flavours include gazpacho manchego, atascaburras and wines from La Manchuela and Almansa.
The province of Ciudad Real unfolds Manche plains, vineyards and peaceful villages, with a relaxed pace of life and wide skies for much of the year.
Almagro stands out for its Corral de Comedias and Plaza Mayor, Valdepeñas for its wineries, and the windmills of Campo de Criptana trace the Manche skyline.
The UNESCO World Heritage site of Almadén tells the story of mercury mining. Tablas de Daimiel and Cabañeros bring together protected wetlands and dehesas.
Ciudad Real city has AVE high-speed rail and connections via the A-4 and A-43. On the table are Manchego cheese, pisto, migas and wines from Valdepeñas.
The province of Guadalajara combines the Alcarria plain with the Sierra Norte, dotted with villages of Black Architecture such as Majaelrayo and Valverde de los Arroyos. Guadalajara city features the Palace of the Infantado.
Sigüenza, Pastrana and Brihuega display historic centres and a relaxed pace, with lavender fields and porticoed squares. The Alcarria contributes honey with PDO and dishes of kid goat, migas and game.
Connected by the A-2 and AVE at Guadalajara-Yebes, and close to Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport, it makes getaways to Madrid and the Henares Corridor easy. Alcalá de Henares, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is nearby.
Province of contrasts, Cuenca combines the historic city perched above the gorges of the Júcar and the Huécar. The Casas Colgadas and its old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, give it character.
The Old Town and the San Antón neighborhood face the canyons. In the Serranía de Cuenca lie the Ciudad Encantada and the spring of the Cuervo River.
The AVE station Cuenca-Fernando Zóbel brings Madrid and Valencia closer; the A-40 connects with the A-3. Morteruelo, ajoarriero and alajú sum up a Castilian table full of flavour.
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