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In the Alcudia Valley, we find the town of Almodóvar del Campo, built on the slopes of a volcano, so prevalent in the Campo de Calatrava region, whose crater is now a lagoon. The Moorish influence is the most emblematic of the town, leaving behind the memory of the Castle and, above all, the incomparable Parish Church of Our Lady of the Assumption. There, one can see the first videomapping projection in Spain permanently installed in an enclosed space, depicting the life and work of Saint John of Ávila.

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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).

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Next to it is the Villar del Pozo Paddle Centre, a sports facility where you can enjoy this popular sport1. It is located on Calle San Juan Bautista, s/n, in Villar del Pozo1. You can reserve courts and participate in various activities and events related to paddle tennis.

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The Villar del Pozo Municipal Pool is a popular spot for residents and visitors, especially during the summer months. It is a highlight on several cycling and hiking routes in the region. Next to it is the Villar del Pozo Paddle Center, a sports facility where you can enjoy this popular sport1. It is located on Calle San Juan Bautista, s/n, in Villar del Pozo1. You can book courts and take part in various paddle tennis-related activities and events.

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The Villar del Pozo municipal swimming pool is an open-air facility that offers an ideal space for swimming and enjoying the summer. It is a popular spot for residents and visitors, especially during the warmer months.

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Small cemetery of Villar del Pozo, located on the outskirts of the town.

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The town with the fewest inhabitants in Ciudad Real. The population density of this small municipality is 4.11 inhabitants per square kilometer, which translated into numbers is 54 people living there.

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The name of the village, as it is known today, refers to the small population centre that was supplied with drinking water by a unique well. The first documentary reference to Villar del Pozo is the deed of donation to the Order of the Hospital, or of Saint John, made in 1226 by its owners (and perhaps also its first settlers), the rich men Alfonso Téllez, García Fernández and Ordoño Álvarez.

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