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Construction began in 1917, and it has undergone several renovations and expansions in 1933, 1960, 1985, and 2000. It is located practically in the city center, although in the southern part of the city. At the southern end of the park is the "Cross of the Married Couple," a 15th-century wayside cross that has been rebuilt several times. It commemorates the romantic and tragic story of Sancho and Blanca, a couple from Ciudad Real and Miguelturra, who died for marrying. Their parents were enemies and chose to kill them when they eloped to marry in secret.

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It is located next to the town centre of Pozuelo de Calatrava. It is popularly known as the unexpected lagoon. If you pass by, it is a unique opportunity to enjoy the flora and fauna of the saltiest lagoon in the area.

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Hermitage of San Antón located next to the 19th century cemetery. Right at the exit of Carrión in the direction of the Hermitage, a greenway begins that takes us to the Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación and next to it the Castle of Calatrava la Vieja.

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Small lagoon that is very close to the center and what's more, the path that goes around it is quiet and pleasant close to the center.

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Within the Campo de Calatrava region, this municipality attracts the visitor's attention because it is close to two salty lagoons of volcanic origin, Argamasilla and Inesperada; formerly used as medicinal waters. Like other thermal springs where the Infante Don Carlos ordered the construction of the Baños de Fuensanta. In addition to its natural assets, the religious ones are important, in the form of a church and a sanctuary that we must not miss.

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Pozuelo de Calatrava is a small town in the Campo de Calatrava region. Famous for its two saltwater lagoons, vestiges of its volcanic geological past. Ride a bike through the city, have a coffee in the tree-lined Plaza España and admire the parish church of San Juan Bautista.

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The Puerta de Toledo in Ciudad Real is an exponent of military architecture from the 13th and 14th centuries. King Alfonso X the Wise promotes its construction when in 1255 he grants the town its Puebla Charter, concluding the work in 1328 in the time of Alfonso XI. It is the only door that is preserved today, of the seven that the old wall that surrounded Ciudad Real had. It had various functions throughout its history, serving from the patrol gate for the surveillance of the city, to portazgo or gate where taxes were paid in the transport of goods and people from Toledo to Seville.

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Today only the gate of the medieval military wall that surrounded the Old City remains. The Puerta de Toledo in Ciudad Real was completed in 1328 in the time of Alfonso XI.

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