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The castle is worth a visit. Incredibly great views and a wonderful basilica.

The Somogil Baths are a hidden natural treasure in the Sierra de Moratalla, in the Region of Murcia, Spain. These natural pools offer a unique and refreshing experience in the middle of nature. Explore the Somogil Baths and immerse yourself in the freshness of its waters. A thermal gem in the middle of nature! 🌿🌊

The Somogil Baths are a hidden natural treasure in the Sierra de Moratalla, in the Region of Murcia, Spain. These natural pools offer a unique and refreshing experience in the middle of nature. Explore the Somogil Baths and immerse yourself in the freshness of its waters. A thermal gem in the middle of nature! 🌿🌊

To visit this beautiful place, you can follow the botanical itinerary or simply explore its natural corners. I hope you enjoy Las Fuentes del Marqués in Caravaca de la Cruz! 🌿

But it is undoubtedly the heritage of the Andalusian legacy that has brought beauty and personality to the peculiar urban structure of Letur, crossed by irrigation ditches and a multitude of walkways. The good conservation of the town, one of the jewels of Castilla La Mancha, led to Letur being declared a Historic Artistic Site in 1983. To enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the town there are several short and easy trails. Hiking fans can access the Segura Canyon via the Regalí Trail. The fertile valleys of Letur have facilitated great agro-productive dynamism with such famous companies as 'El Cantero de Letur', dedicated to organic dairy and cheese production.

Declared a Historic-Artistic Site, Letur is one of the most beautiful towns in Spain thanks to its peculiar urban structure, heritage of the Andalusian legacy and a fertile territory that facilitates its agro-productive dynamism. It is essential to experience the LeturAlma festival promoted by the singer Rozalén. It is located on a hill over several fertile valleys with several viewpoints with impressive views. Its excellent location made it possible for it to have been populated since the Paleolithic, as witnessed by its manifestations of Levantine Rock Art – a World Heritage Site – or the Iberian sites of Macalón, La Muela or Los Castillicos.

The Santuario de La Virgen de La Esperanza is more than worth a visit. A beautiful rock-hewn church with blackened ceilings from the torches used to light it. The area is also very beautiful with the River Segura flowing in front of the Santuario. We live 4 km's from this church.

The autumn colors are exceptional. Great place to walk and enjoy nature.