Not very well known, the so-called "airones wells" are pagan elements that were believed to be a bridge to the underworld. In particular, the La Almarcha well was once believed to be the gateway to hell and even a connection to the distant Mediterranean Sea, being visited on several occasions by Emperor Carlos I. Today you may or may not continue to believe in these hypotheses, The truth is that you can visit it by following a picturesque path through this area of the interior of La Mancha.

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Location: La Almarcha, Mancha Alta, Cuenca, Castile-La Mancha, Spain

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