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The Castle of Calatrava la Vieja is an Islamic fortification located in Carrión de Calatrava, in the province of Ciudad Real, Castilla-La Mancha. This archaeological site is one of the oldest on the Iberian Peninsula, with origins dating back to the 8th century. Calatrava la Vieja was an Islamic city that reached its peak in the 9th century, becoming the capital of a large Muslim region. The fortress sits on a plain but was naturally protected by the Guadiana River and a wall with more than forty towers. In the 12th century, the city fell to Christian hands, and the Order of Calatrava, one of the most powerful military orders of the time, was founded. Today, you can visit the ruins of this city, including the remains of mosques, baths, and paved streets. It's a fascinating place to explore the medieval history of Spain. 🚵😎

An all-in-one station for repair, inflation, washing, and hydration: Tools: 9 tools for over 20 adjustments. Air pump: With glycerin pressure gauge, weatherproof. Wash: Hose with gun and handlebar clamp. Drinking water: Antibacterial drinking valve.

An all-in-one station for repair, inflation, washing, and hydration: Tools: 9 tools for over 20 adjustments. Air pump: With glycerin pressure gauge, weatherproof. Wash: Hose with gun and handlebar clamp. Drinking water: Antibacterial drinking valve.

An all-in-one station for repair, inflation, washing, and hydration: Tools: 9 tools for over 20 adjustments. Air pump: With glycerin pressure gauge, weatherproof. Wash: Hose with gun and handlebar clamp. Drinking water: Antibacterial drinking valve.

We've just installed an UrbanFix bicycle repair station: public, self-contained solutions designed to facilitate bicycle maintenance in urban spaces.

We've just installed an UrbanFix bicycle repair station: public, self-contained solutions designed to facilitate bicycle maintenance in urban spaces.

We've just installed: An UrbanFix bicycle repair station, a public, self-contained solution designed to facilitate bicycle maintenance in urban spaces.

This mill is mentioned in the Topographical Relations of Philip II, in the year 1575. The Molemocho Mill has been recently restored, and inside it offers an ethnographic exhibition of the different hydraulic elements that formed part of the installations of a mill.