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What to see in Castellar de Santiago Parish Church of Santa Ana A 16th-century church with Mudéjar style and Baroque details. It houses the image of the Holy Christ of Mercy, the town's patron saint. Constitution Square and Town Hall The town's central hub, surrounded by houses with coats of arms and bars where you can try traditional dishes. Calle Real (Royal Street) A stroll along traditional La Mancha architecture and past small shops selling local crafts.

Castellar de Santiago is a charming village in the south of the province of Ciudad Real, within the Campo de Montiel region, very close to the border with Andalusia. It is ideal for those seeking tranquility, history, and nature.

The Parish Church of Our Lady of the Elms, in Torre de Juan Abad (Ciudad Real), is one of the most emblematic churches in Campo de Montiel, with great historical and artistic value. It was built on the site of a small existing chapel in 1243, a work of the Order of Santiago, whose cross-sword can still be seen in the pediments. Declared a Site of Cultural Interest (BIC) in 2005.

Montizón Castle is a historic fortification located in the municipality of Villamanrique, in the province of Ciudad Real. Built in the 13th century, this castle belonged to the Order of Santiago and was the residence of the poet Jorge Manrique. The castle is located in a strategic position above the Guadalén River, taking advantage of a natural cut in the hill where it is located. The keep, one of its most outstanding structures, is built on solid rock and offers impressive views of the surroundings. Currently, the castle is privately owned and can be visited at specific times, generally on weekends and by appointment.

Beautiful landscapes at the arrival of the town of Torre de Juan Abad in the middle of cultivated fields and small rounded hills!

Beautiful castle that is located at the foot of the Río Guadalén and that represents an immense fortified tower that is located at the top of a hill protected by its walls on one side and by the same river on the other.

Heading towards the Arroyo de la Vega, a tributary of the Río Gadalen, you can see this area before the first foothills of the Sierra Morena, in impressive landscapes!

Castellar de Santiago is a small town with a rich artistic past, mostly related to brown glazed pottery. Today, not much remains of the town's crafts.