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    Consuegra

    Spain

    Consuegra

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    On the ridge above Consuegra, windmills line up around a medieval castle, a scene like from Cervantes' Don Quixote.

    by Felix Gillen

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    On the ridge above Consuegra, windmills line up around a medieval castle, a scene like from Cervantes' Don Quixote.

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    Windmills of Consuegra

    1Windmills of Consuegra

    The windmills of Consuegra stand on the Cerro Calderico above the town, right next to the castle. From the hill, you look far over the plain of La Mancha.
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    Castillo de la Muela

    2Castillo de la Muela

    Medieval castle on Cerro Calderico next to the windmills, possibly refortified in the 10th century under Almanzor. Current visiting hours and tours: enquire on site.
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    Dining & Drinks

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    The Spoon of Lú

    Café in C. Arco.
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    Restaurant El Retorno Consuegra

    Restaurant in Calle Reina María Cristina Habsburgo.
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    Delokos

    Restaurant in Pl. Don Vicente Figueroa.
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    Sizzling Cinnamon and Lemon Fish

    Restaurant in Pl. España.
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    Terraza Restaurant Trikytapas Blue

    Bar in Paseo Ramón y Cajal.
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    Nearby

    Campo de Criptana

    Campo de Criptana

    Campo de Criptana is located in the middle of La Mancha, and its windmills on the hill above the town are among Spain's most famous images. Here you move through Don Quijote's landscape: whitewashed houses, vast plains, and a quiet village life away from major tourist crowds.
    Castile-La Mancha

    Castile-La Mancha

    Castilla-La Mancha lies in the heart of Spain and is the land of Cervantes' Don Quijote. This extensive region is known for its windmills, historic cities with UNESCO World Heritage sites like Toledo and Cuenca, and a deeply rooted culture reflected in its cuisine and architecture. Beyond the well-known places, you'll find vast plains, wine regions, and tranquil villages.
    Toledo

    Toledo

    Toledo was the seat of the Castilian royal court until 1561 and has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1986. The city is known as the "City of Three Cultures": Christian, Jewish, and Muslim influences shape its architecture and history. The Cathedral of Toledo, the Alcázar, and the Synagogue Santa María la Blanca are key landmarks. In the narrow streets, you'll also find the El Greco Museum and other historical testimonies. Explore the Old Town best on foot; spring or autumn offers ideal conditions with fewer visitors.
    Aranjuez

    Aranjuez

    Aranjuez is located about 50 kilometers south of Madrid on the Tajo. Spanish kings spent spring here for centuries; the Royal Palace, extensive gardens, and the pleasure palace Casa del Labrador date from this era. The cultural landscape has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2001.
    Almagro

    Almagro

    Almagro, a historic town in the region of Castilla-La Mancha, fascinates with its well-preserved cultural heritage. At the heart of the town lies the Plaza Mayor, an elongated square with arcades on Tuscan stone columns and two-story glazed galleries that invites you to linger. A highlight is the Corral de Comedias of 1628, the only fully preserved theater of its kind from the 17th century, still used for performances today. You will also find the National Theater Museum and the Palacio de los Fúcares, which the Augsburg banking family Fugger had built as a warehouse in the 16th century. The town is also known for its traditional bobbin lace. Ideally, visit Almagro during the International Festival of Classical Theatre in July to experience the vibrant cultural scene up close.

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