La cultura del agua: un viaje por molinos, fuentes y acequias de la sierra
El agua en la Serranía de Cuenca es mucho más que un simple recurso. Es el hilo de plata que ha tejido la vida, el paisaje y las costumbres de sus gentes durante siglos. Es la fuerza que ha movido la economía, el murmullo que ha acompañado las confidencias y…
Source of the Cuervo River: Guide for an unforgettable visit
Many come to see the waterfall, but few venture to discover the secrets hidden in the surrounding forest. We've prepared a short guide to make your visit unforgettable and encourage you to explore.
The Other Autumn: Magic and Silence in the Enchanted City
The Cuenca mountain range teaches us that there is another autumn, one more subtle and profound. An autumn of stone, warm light, and magical silence. And there's no better place to discover it than the Enchanted City.
The Devil's Window: The natural window with the best views of the Serranía
Imagine a window. Not one made by man, but carved by wind and water over millennia. A window that doesn't look out onto a street, but onto the green and wild heart of the Serranía de Cuenca. An opening in the rock that functions as a perfect frame for…
Plants tell stories: discovering ethnobotany in Cuenca
The rich variety of plants in the Serranía de Cuenca is one of the best treasures to explore. Discover a varied ethnobotany rooted in its culture
The Enchanted City in autumn: a journey among ancient rock formations
The Enchanted City, that stone labyrinth sculpted by time and the elements, dresses up in its finest finery when October unfolds its palette of colours over the karst landscape.
Serranía de Cuenca: a hidden paradise
Have you ever dreamed of getting lost in a landscape where mountains hide underground rivers, where forests change colour with altitude and where nature has sculpted whimsical shapes in the rock for millions of years? Welcome to the Serranía de Cuenca, one of the most beautiful natural spaces in the world.
From the rut to the hoarseness in the Serranía de Cuenca: an autumn full of wildlife
The Serranía de Cuenca, with its imposing karst landscapes, deep canyons and extensive black pine forests (Pinus nigra), is transformed every autumn into the setting for one of the most impressive natural spectacles on the Iberian Peninsula. From mid-September to the end of October, visitors can enjoy the views of the mountains and the mountains…
Uña, the little jewel of La Serranía
This is one of the smallest towns in the Serranía Conquense, with just 88 registered inhabitants, but a must-see. It has within its boundaries a host of enclaves of sublime beauty and essential places for those who want to get to know the Serranía Conquense. Not in vain are they…
Serranía Waterfalls. The power of water in its purest form.
The abundance of rivers that run through the Cuenca mountain range is undoubtedly one of the key aspects that attracts the most attention from tourists and locals. In addition to being the birthplace of a significant number of the main rivers in Spain; Júcar, Cabriel and Tajo, and a…