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The Posada de los Portales is one of Tomelloso's most emblematic buildings, located in the Plaza de España. Construction: Second half of the 17th century (some sources indicate 1778), as an inn for travelers and merchants. Style: Traditional La Mancha architecture, featuring: A portico supported by four Tuscan columns and two pillars. Wooden galleries with turned balusters, reminiscent of classic courtyard houses. An interior with a primitive kitchen, a large fireplace, and original wooden beams.

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Historic building. Today it is a public building where the Tomelloso tourist office is installed.

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This wonderful lagoon located on the outskirts of Pedro Muñoz can be explored following the circular path along its perimeter. In addition, you can observe the birds it hosts from the observatories set up for this purpose. Without a doubt, an experience that you can enjoy as a family.

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The most emblematic buildings to visit are: the Posada de los Portales (Historical-Artistic Monument of Provincial Interest); Parish of the Assumption of Our Lady; City hall; Antonio López Torres Museum (declared by the JCCM as an Emblematic Building of the 20th century); Caves; Chimneys of the old alcohol factories, with a height of up to 45 meters; Museo del Carro y Aperos y Labranza: ethnographic museum, which tells us how farmers worked the land and made wine some decades ago. The jewel of this museum, without a doubt, is the "bombo", built using the dry stone technique. More than 2,000,000 stones were used in its construction.

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Tomelloso is a large agricultural and administrative center of La-Mancha. Sitting on extremely flat terrain, the town and surrounding landscape is suitable for biking if you don't fancy climbing. Head to the Plaza de España to see the large City Hall building.

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A special natural sanctuary and an observatory for migratory birds. The water in the lagoon varies seasonally depending on rainfall. Especially beautiful in early spring.

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The Convent, as it is known in Campo de Criptana, is a small church that was the seat of the Discalced Carmelite community and is built on what was the old hermitage of Santiago ceded by the City Council in 1528. The Carmelites were in Campo de Criptana from 1598 to 1835 when it appeared on Mendizábal's list of assets to be confiscated. The building underwent an important reform in the 18th century made possible by the local presbyter Josehp Arias Jamones. It is to these works that the building owes much of its current appearance. In 1940 a new bell tower was added on the project carried out by another Cryptanian, Enrique Alarcón.

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A small hermitage whose history goes back to the 15th century. At least that is how it is recorded in the Visiting Books of the Order of Santiago, which also tell us about a vaulted building. Virtually nothing remains of its original construction due to multiple reconstructions. What does remain is the name and veneration of the Roman saint and convert who became a patron against the plague. Hence, in the 16th century the cult of San Sebastián spread in many towns.

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