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The Plaza Mayor of Ocaña (Toledo) is one of the most impressive examples of Castilian Baroque architecture and a must-see if you visit the La Mesa de Ocaña region. Construction: Ordered by Charles III in 1777, inspired by the Plaza Mayor of Madrid.

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If you haven't visited it, you'll miss its spectacular church and its walls around the town.

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Ocaña stands on the plateau in its own territory, La Mesa de Ocaña, which elevates it with landscapes, monuments, culture and history. Portico de la Mancha, its urban fabric treasures religious and civil legacies. Nuestra Señora de la Asunción and San Juan Bautista guard most of the images and brotherhoods that give reputation to its famous Holy Week, a Festival of National Tourist Interest. For more than 400 years, from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, order and silence have accompanied the majestic processions that take to the streets, made up of ten Brotherhoods and Confraternities, some of which date back to the 16th century, XVII and XVIII, with a total of 2,000 brothers. Civil works are scattered among its streets and exalt the importance that the activity of the town gave them at the time. Its monumental Plaza Mayor is a regular Plaza-cloister, with a closed structure and a vaulted architectural system. The main façade corresponds to the Town Hall Houses, at whose main door you can see the arms of the Villa. The construction works began in the last third of the 18th century, the first phase being completed in 1791 under the reign of Carlos IV. Another interesting visit is the Palace of Cárdenas, an Asset of Cultural Interest from the 15th-16th century, it was ordered built by Don Gutierre de Cárdenas from Ocaño, Knight of Santiago, Commander of León and Maestresala of Queen Isabella I, the Catholic.

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Ocaña stands on the plateau in its own territory, La Mesa de Ocaña, which elevates it with landscapes, monuments, culture and history. Portico de la Mancha, its urban fabric treasures religious and civil legacies.

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Walking through Ocaña is stopping at every moment to contemplate palaces, squares, churches and convents. Especially famous in Ocaña is its Plaza Mayor, one of the largest and most beautiful in Spain. In fact, it is considered the third Plaza Mayor in Spain, only surpassed by Madrid and Salamanca. In summer it is transformed into an open-air theater attended by thousands of spectators.

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Yepes is sometimes called Toledillo for having, on a different scale, a similar wealth of heritage and for having also been a place of coexistence for the three cultures during the Middle Ages. It is worth admiring its walls, its Plaza Mayor and, without a doubt, its Collegiate Church of San Benito Abad, considered, due to its size, as the Cathedral of La Mancha.

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La Fuente Grande is an example of Herrerian-style Renaissance architecture. Its construction began in 1573 and was completed in 1578. Its project is attributed to Juan de Herrera, although the material realization is due to the local master masons Blas Hernández and Francisco Sánchez, and the stonemasons Lucas and Pedro de Villa.

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From the beginning of the 16th century is the construction of the main chapel, as well as from the second half of it, are the austere plaster boxes that preserve and decorate the Gothic triumphal arch; and from the 16th century the groin vaults that preserve the stretches of the left side nave, divided from each other by semicircular arches.

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