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Heritage and Historical Sites Plaza de España and Town Hall: A 16th-century Renaissance building that marks the starting point of the urban route. Church of Our Lady of the Assumption: A single-nave Gothic church, declared a Site of Cultural Interest (BIC), rebuilt after the collapse of its tower in the 1950s. A sculpture of Our Lady of Sorrows by Salzillo is a highlight. Sanctuary (Hermitage) of the Incarnation and Christ of La Antigua: A building with Mudéjar (14th century), Gothic-Renaissance, and Baroque and Rococo murals, also declared a Site of Cultural Interest. Ruins of the Castle and "Devil's Eyes" Tower: Ancient defensive structures with the remains of a watchtower, located next to the sanctuary. Clock Tower: Situated at the top of the town, it offers excellent panoramic views. Convent of San José: Now the headquarters of the religious brotherhoods, rebuilt after the collapse of its tower.

Tobarra offers a complete experience: historical heritage, unique traditions, nature, and authentic cuisine. Perfect for both a day trip and a more relaxed stay 🙂

It is worth visiting the Castle of Tobarra and the Hermitage Sanctuary of the Incarnation. As for its gastronomy, Tobarra is famous for its sausages and meat products, especially the Tobarra chorizo, which has a protected designation of origin.

If you are in Tobarra, I recommend you go up to the hill of the hermitage, which was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1981. It is worth seeing inside. Right next to it are the ruins of the old castle of Tobarra.

The monument is located in the Plaza de la Constitución, in the heart of Tobarra. It was inaugurated in 2014, on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the creation of the Association of Drummers of Tobarra. It is dedicated to the drum, which is a very important musical instrument in the culture and traditions of the region.

It is worth visiting the Castle of Tobarra and the Hermitage Sanctuary of the Incarnation. As for its gastronomy, Tobarra is famous for its sausages and meat products, especially the Tobarra chorizo, which has a protected designation of origin.