From transhumance to today: the human footprint that shaped the landscape
To understand the moors, you have to listen to the echo of a story that goes back much further than we imagine, one that tells us of medieval laws, kings, and a wealth of wool that astonished Europe.
Molina-Alto Tajo Geopark: a journey to the heart of the earth
The Señorío de Molina is much more than just a landscape. Since 2014, the entire region has been designated a UNESCO Geopark, the largest in Castilla-La Mancha and one of the most spectacular in Spain.
The Castle of the Ares: The forgotten fortress that kept the secrets of Teruel
A must-see for lovers of popular architecture. Discover the Los Ares Castle in Pozondón
The Stone House of Alcolea: the extraordinary legacy of Lino Bueno
The Stone House, which has been visited by generations of Spanish and international tourists, continues to be the main tourist attraction in Alcolea del Pinar.
The Mesa River Canyon: A route through its towns and landscapes
The Mesa River, a tributary of the Piedra River, is one of the best kept secrets of Iberian geography. Along its 60-kilometre course, this river has carved an impressive canyon that runs through the provinces of Guadalajara and Zaragoza. The Mesa Canyon, with its steep walls…
Maranchón: A crossroads on the Royal Road of Aragon
Nestled in the heart of the Iberian System, the town of Maranchón has been for centuries a strategic point in communications between Castile and Aragon. Its privileged geographical location made it a crossroads, with the Camino Real de Aragón being one of the most important routes that crossed the…
Discovering medieval architecture in the Molina de Aragón region
Medieval castles, imposing structures that dot the landscapes of Europe, were not only residences of the nobility, but also essential defensive bastions for the communities that surrounded them. In the region of Molina de Aragón, these castles offered protection against invasions and served as administrative and military centres….