아조프린 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Rolling tracks and climbs with beautiful scenery

The church of San Pedro de la Mata is located in the Sonsecan district of Casalgordo and constitutes one of the key monuments in the history and archeology of Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages of the Iberian Peninsula. It is a Visigothic temple built in the second half of the 7th century, specifically in the second half of the 7th century, in the time of King Wamba (672-681).

One of the four peaks of the Sierra de Nambroca, which with its 929 m height allows us to enjoy an excellent panorama of the fields and the Montes de Toledo on the horizon.

Recreational area with tables, benches and parking for bikes, a place where several hiking trails begin and where the Don Quixote Route ends.

The area surrounding the town of Villaminaya had its origins in Hispano-Roman times and some structures still remain, such as this bridge and the Moracantá dam very close by. It can be easily reached from the village by a picturesque path.

The church that today is in ruins was built in the 7th century and represents one of the many buildings found in the area that represent Visigothic art. Some studies confirm that during his life it has undergone remodeling when remains of the early medieval period were found.

Built on the Tagus hydrographic basin and very close to the town of Argés, the reservoir offers a wide variety of routes and trails to explore it in the way you prefer, you can even go around it, although it may be too long to walk.