5의 엘 카냐바테가지 명소 & 주요 장소

In 1941, at the initiative of the poet Federico Muelas, this monument was built to replace the old iron cross. It is a monolith located 3 kilometers from the town on the way to La Nava, where the poet Jorge Manrique was mortally wounded (1479). It is constructed from stone belonging to the Giraldo of Cuenca Cathedral. The monument has two coats of arms on each side and a central iron cross. It bears an inscription that reads: "Here Jorge Manrique fell mortally wounded fighting for the unity of Spain." At the foot of the monolith, you can see a space intended for a casket containing Jorge Manrique's verses, including the famous "A la Muerte de su Padre" (On the Death of his Father). In 2021, the monument was restored, consisting of cleaning the stone, refurbishing the stairs, and replacing the bollards.

Gravel road parallel to the N-III where you can pass quietly without cars. In front of you you can see the town of Honrubia.

Cuenca town on the banks of the Rus River. Vestiges of the Bronze Age have been found, which detonates the antiquity of these populated areas. You can visit the church with Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance elements and the hermitage of Ermita de la Virgen del Trascastillo, from the 16th century.

Beautiful and large religious sanctuary located in the town of El Cañavate, from where you can enjoy aerial views of it. It is also known as the Virgin of Trascastillo.

A nucleus that is located in the middle of two hills through which the Río Rus flows and where on one of these hills we can find the Ermita Virgen del Trascastillo, which can be seen from the same road. Of course, if you want to go up there, with a road bike it's complicated!

Nucleus that is located to the south of the administrative boundary of Cuenca but that is part of the set of populations that are located in La Mancha and its large flat areas.

Also known as the Trascastillo hermitage, it is located on La Carrasquilla hill and offers beautiful views of the town of Cañavate and the entire Cañada Juncosa valley.