Tour description

We meet under the Town Hall Arches, in the Plaza Mayor, with our guide (red jacket). We will walk through the Medieval Quarter along the Ronde de Julián Romero, marvelling at each look at its network of viewing points. We will comment on such unique buildings as La Posada de San José, the Carmelite Convent (now the Antonio Pérez Foundation) or the Provincial Historical Archive, which was once the Court of the Holy Inquisition. Once at the Castle, the highest part of the city, we will change direction to descend along the side of the Júcar River. We will comment on the Church of San Pedro, one of the oldest in the city, and we will return to the Plaza Mayor after having visited the Plaza de San Nicolás and having enjoyed some of the viewing points in the Barrio de San Miguel. To finish the visit, of course, we will go to the Puente de San Pablo to enjoy the best views of the Casas Colgadas, a true icon of the city of Cuenca.

We started the tour...

11:30 From the Town Hall Arches

Plaza Mayor nº1

Guides with red jackets

We finished the tour...

13:30

Included in this tour

Accredited tour guide