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Parroquia de Santa María de Illescas、その12世紀のムデハル様式の塔は、ラ・サグラ地方のどこからでも遠くから際立っています。イジェスカスの中心部に位置し、訪れる価値があります

Several pleasant breakfast bars, a good option for bikers or cyclists, and the old iron bridge over the Jarama is beautiful...

Humanes de Madrid has extensive green fields and paths that link them, perfect for running.

Its main interest is its castle, which has been considered an Asset of Cultural Interest since 1949. Its history dates back to the 13th century, although most of its construction took place in the following two centuries. Since the 18th century, this castle has served various functions, including a soap and wool factory, a warehouse for agricultural machinery, and a place for livestock.

La Galiana crosses the Tajuña over an old medieval bridge and enters the streets of Titulcia, placed on a strategic hill of gypsum marl at the confluence of the Jarama and Tajuña rivers since Roman times. The houses are distributed on a slope, a curious place is the Cueva de la Luna, inhabited in other times by the Templars. The route leaves the town through the upper part and continues the gravel journey along the cattle track, nearby is the Oppidum archaeological site, where a plate dating back 25 centuries known as the Pátera de Titulcia was found. La Galiana is also known as Cañada de las Merinas, it goes up the edge of the Jarama gypsum cliffs towards the heights of El Pingarrón hill, which has some country houses on the sides of the ravine, and enters the territory of La Alcarria Madrid.

Due to its proximity to Madrid (which is at the same distance as Toledo), Illescas is one of the fastest growing municipalities in the province of Toledo. Even so, its historic center with its narrow streets remains a quiet place to sneak away and enjoy the Puerta de Ugena de Alfonso VI, the church of the Asunción from the 13th century, and the Hospital de Nuestra Señora de La Caridad with five paintings of El Greek.

In the area you can enjoy a large number of birds and flora typical of the place. The hermitage of Soledad is one of the few buildings in the town that survived the Civil War. You can also see the main square with the town hall and the church of Santa María Magdalena.

A purple gorilla! Something fun along our route. You can not lose this.