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A classic climb for local cyclists, with stunning views, although you'll have to work up a sweat to enjoy them.

The Parish Church was built in 1859. Its most notable features are its Neo-Romanesque elements, particularly the archivolts above the entrance. The nave is over twenty meters long and six meters wide. Large stained-glass windows in the walls fill the interior with light and color.

A good place to stop, enjoy the traditional mural and its representation and recharge your batteries in the restaurant, where there is good service and good treatment.

Ceramic murals with various allegorical representations of Don Quixote. Along the road, you can buy Manchego cheese from a small local producer.

The station was originally built as part of the Madrid-Ciudad Real line, a Iberian gauge railway. This line was built by the Ciudad Real to Badajoz Railway Company (CRB) and opened in 1879.

In 1941, with the nationalization of the Iberian gauge railways, the facilities passed into the hands of RENFE. In January 1988, the facilities and most of the Madrid-Ciudad Real line were closed due to the construction of the New Railway Access to Andalusia. The passenger building remains today and has been converted into a bar.

Canal that supplies the Gasset canal from the Bañuelos river, there is a fairly decent parallel path along its entire length, I am posting photos, which reaches its mouth in the reservoir.

It was built in 1859. Its main attraction is its neo-Romanesque elements, such as the archivolts at the entrance or its impressive central nave, more than twenty meters long and six meters wide. The stained glass windows on its walls, with their religious motifs, fill the interior with light and color. There are many images that are venerated in the Church. Highlights include the Virgin of Good Counsel, patron saint of the town; San Antonio Abad, male patron saint; the Virgin of Sorrows, a beautiful statue; the Santísimo Cristo de Medinaceli, with a possible Soria origin; or the Recumbent Christ, a superb carving of the Son of God. During the Civil War the Church was looted and lost some images and relics. For this and other reasons, the temple had to be renovated, starting with moving the belfry and its heavy cast iron bell to the entrance to the Church square.