8 Towns In Albacete That You Cannot Miss
Albacete is not one of the most famous provinces in Spain but, without a doubt, it is one of the most beautiful. Of those, that when you meet them they surprise you. We want you to accompany us on a tour of the most beautiful towns in Albacete. Are you ready for our trip?
The most beautiful villages of Albacete
We are going to visit Albacete towns with a long history, located in the middle of wonderful landscapes or with unique and special corners. Each one, in its own way, is full of charm.
1. Ayna
They say it is the little Spanish Switzerland because of the location and shape of its houses. The famous castle of La Yedra is located in this town, a visit that you cannot miss. The Cueva del Niño hides cave paintings dating from the Paleolithic.
A small town but full of charm and places to see such as the Arab salt flats and the Picarzos balcony. Its charm is such that it was chosen as the setting for the well-known film Amanece que es no poco . Are you going to miss it? We hope not!
2. Alcalá del Júcar
Located in a gorge of the river Júcar, its aerial image is at least picturesque. In fact, it is considered one of the most beautiful towns on the Iberian Peninsula. Its castle of Almohad origin is, without a doubt, its greatest pride. As is its Roman bridge, which in the 15th century was a customs house for the Camino Real from Castilla to Levante.
3. Almansa
Just looking at its castle will transport you to another time. Although in reality this castle did not perform the functions as such, but was used as a fortress built in the 15th century by the Marquis of Villena. Its location is wonderful and the views of the place that you will get from above will leave a beautiful image engraved on your retina.
This town basically lives on viticulture and shoemaking. Don’t forget to buy some good shoes on the spot. They’re unique!
4. Hellín
Its original name was Ilunum due to Roman influence, and it became one of the most important towns of the Hispania era. You will be able to find attractions for all tastes, as it has natural landscapes such as incredible swamps and canyons and outstanding celebrations, such as Easter.
5. Chinchilla de Montearagón
Its castle attracts thousands of tourists every year. But part of its beauty is due to the place where the town is located, nestled on top of a mountain. Its old town houses wonderful corners that have a lot of history to tell and discover.
As in all of Castilla, here you can also have a good wine, especially in the Bodega de los Aljibes, one of the best known in Castilla.
6. Tobarra
This town is already beautiful before you even get to it. Its characteristic colored houses with red roofs leave an indelible image in the mind. Do not forget to visit the Drum Museum, characteristic for preserving some of the oldest drums that have marked a well-preserved tradition in its Holy Week.
7. Nerpio
This is one of the most beautiful towns in Albacete for its cultural and scenic heritage. It also has a castle that will take your breath away, the Castillo del Taibilla. The Vizcable Watchtower, a tower with a lot of history and the cave complex of Solana de las Covachas also deserve to be on the list of things to visit in this beautiful town.
You should not miss visiting the Taibilla reservoir, the Molino de las Fuentes and the Mingarnao bird observatory. They will put the finishing touch to your visit in this, one of the most beautiful towns in Albacete.
8. Letur
Letur is a town that seems taken out of a postcard, in the Sierra de Segura and with a historic center like the one you will not see elsewhere. Although there are also many natural places to see such as the Charco de las Canales, a natural pool with crystal clear water in which to take a dip, yes, in summer.
As you can see, Albacete has a lot to offer. If you’ve never considered the area as a vacation destination, we urge you to change your mind. You will enjoy it very much!
