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Plaza de España and the Parish Church of Santiago el Mayor: the historical and monumental heart of Torrenueva (Ciudad Real). The Church of Santiago el Mayor is the most prominent monument in Torrenueva and one of the architectural gems of the Campo de Montiel region. It is located in Plaza de España, the town's urban and social center. Its construction began around 1450 and was completed around 1550. It belongs to the Isabelline Gothic style, although it also features Renaissance elements in its ornamentation.

The history of this small town seems to date back to the Iron Age. Its strategic location made it a crossroads for many peoples and expeditions. If you're traveling in the area, I recommend paying it a visit and enjoying its church, the town square, and the hill, where the remains of an old Celtiberian iron mine are preserved.

What to see in Castellar de Santiago Parish Church of Santa Ana A 16th-century church with Mudéjar style and Baroque details. It houses the image of the Holy Christ of Mercy, the town's patron saint. Constitution Square and Town Hall The town's central hub, surrounded by houses with coats of arms and bars where you can try traditional dishes. Calle Real (Royal Street) A stroll along traditional La Mancha architecture and past small shops selling local crafts.

Castellar de Santiago is a charming village in the south of the province of Ciudad Real, within the Campo de Montiel region, very close to the border with Andalusia. It is ideal for those seeking tranquility, history, and nature.

Located in the center of town is this hermitage, the first church built in Santa Cruz de Mudela and its original parish church. A single-nave building with a barrel vault, it retains its original altarpiece. Attached to the hermitage is the Chapel of the Holy Christ of Mercy, featuring a beautiful dome with plasterwork depicting scenes from the Passion. The fresco of Christ of Mercy can still be seen. This chapel served as the chapel of the old hospital.

It's the heart of Santa Cruz de Mudela. Surrounded by beautiful facades and traditional architecture, this square is the perfect place to enjoy a coffee outdoors or simply stroll and soak up the atmosphere. The Town Hall is also located here.

A very simple church. But very beautiful. It was actually a warehouse in the enclosure of "Cachiporro" (Francisco de la Fuente Ruiz, a landowner from the beginning of the last century), which was used to celebrate the Eucharist since there was no church in that neighborhood at the time, the others being too far away. In fact, he was in charge of the chaplain of the Salesian nuns' church, practically in the center of town and a great distance away.

The Valdepeñas Ornamental Fountain is located in the Plaza de España, the historic heart of the town. It is one of the city's most emblematic features and stands out for its design and symbolism: Design: A very beautiful ornamental fountain, considered a visual symbol of the square. Setting: Surrounded by historic buildings such as the Church of the Assumption and the neoclassical Town Hall. The square is characterized by traditional white and indigo arcades. In 2017, the flowerbeds were redesigned, and a permeable fixed aggregate was installed to preserve the design and reduce maintenance.