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This is a beautiful, wooded area where you can stop to admire the old bridge and the remains of the mill (which used to be a small hydroelectric power station in its later years).

The Stone Bridge over the Jabalón River in Corral de Calatrava is a historic structure that is part of several hiking and cycling routes in the region.

The Molino de los Rodeznos is a watermill located in Corral de Calatrava, in the province of Ciudad Real, Castilla-La Mancha. This mill is located near the town of Corral de Calatrava and is an important part of the industrial heritage of the region.

A small town located on the road that links Ciudad Real with Puertollano. On the so-called Monte Nogales are the remains of the castle, with a pentagonal keep and remains of a U-shaped wall. It is accessed by a path next to the Santo Cristo hermitage, of popular typology. In the village, the parish church, from the 18th century, and a house where Garcilaso de la Vega lived, much restored, with a coat of arms. It is the town with the smallest municipal extension. The name of this town derives from the one used in Arabic, which in turn came from Roman times, taking it from a primitive indigenous word, and can therefore be considered as one of the oldest place names in the region. In any case, it does not seem that it is exclusive to this town, since in the area of Los Cortijos there is an annex, stream and Caracuel port.

On the CR-4124 road. Next to the Valbuena Bridge and the Valbuena mill, an old bridge over the Guadiana River.

The Valbuena Bridge is a historic stone bridge located near Corral de Calatrava, in the province of Ciudad Real, Spain. This bridge, along with the nearby Geldres and Valbuena mills, dates back to Roman times. The area is rich in history, with important Roman artifacts found nearby, such as the Carcalia tombstone and a Roman altar, both displayed in the Provincial Museum of Ciudad Real.

It was the place where one of the oldest encomiendas in Campo de Calatrava, Caracuel, was founded in 1170. Even so, a few years later it was recovered by the Muslims until the victory of Alfonso VIII at Las Navas de Tolosa in 1212. The main highlight is the pentagonal tower of the castle, which covers an older one, from the Almohad period. Today, remains of what was its square enclosure and even the remains of a cistern are preserved. We can access the castle through a narrow stone path that begins behind the Hermitage of Santo Cristo de Caracuel de Calatrava.

The castle is privately owned and, given its state of ruin and the dangers that visiting it entails, access is prohibited without permission from the property.