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A spectacular town, homeland of the famous Archpriest. Getting to it, however, will cost you, as it is perched on top of a hill.

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Get to know the Alcarria Garden, its lavender fields and its monuments, just an hour from Madrid. Don't miss the Lavender fields and the Arab Caves at this time.

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Torija Castle is an exquisite medieval military fortress and a must-see heritage site on the Camino del Cid. The castle contains a museum showcasing the history and culture of the region.

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Municipality and Spanish town in the province of Guadalajara. The municipal term, crossed by the Tajuña river. It is worth walking and visiting the 12th century wall that surrounds the town and the three emblematic and original gates. The town is known for the lavender fields that surround it and for the festival that celebrates the flowering of this plant.

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Rihuega is one of the most beautiful towns in Guadalajara to spend the day, increasingly known among tourists for the blooming lavender. Nice cobbled town!

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Hita preserves its medieval old town, which was declared a historical site in 1965. Under Muslim rule, a fortress was established on top of the hill. The castle, the narrow streets and its walls are still the product of an ancient history of this pretty town! One of the most beautiful in the province!

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After the route, a little break having a drink next to the castle

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Brihuega is one of the monumental towns of the Alcarria. You have to save time to walk through the urban complex and go through places like the Plaza del Coso and the Prado de Santa María, see some of its churches and convents, visit the museums and do the route of the twelve fountains, which for something is known to Brihuega as the Garden of the Alcarria. The medieval image of the town is magnificent, it preserves the Piedra Bermeja castle in good condition, a large part of the original walls from the 12th century and some of the original access doors. And to begin the cycling trip with a medieval aroma, the first pedal strokes leave from the semicircular arch of the monumental Puerta de la Cadena, also known as Valdeatienza, and continue along the side of the Alameda park, called the Eras del Agua by the freshness and the trees. The first slope to leave the town is hard, calm to warm up, and then a pleasant walk through the lavender fields, one of the main tourist attractions of Brihuega and several surrounding towns when the month of July arrives and the season begins. flowering of the plant, flooded with aromas and color the fields of Alcarria.

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