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nice and easy area, better without much rain.

The square is very pretty, well maintained and clean. There are many terraces that are always lively and have very good food, perfect for a stop halfway out.

Near Móstoles, the Guadarrama River widens and this curious iron bridge allows pedestrians and cyclists to pass safely, as well as allowing you to contemplate the course of the water.

In Navalcarnero you can go from square to square, enjoying a well-deserved rest. There are squares with a long history, such as Plaza de Segovia, and recently created squares such as D. Francisco Sandoval, Plaza V Centenario, Plaza de la Virgen de la Cueva, etc.

One of the original iron bridges of this 19th century railway that crosses the course of the Guadarrama River and that today has been re-conditioned for cycling and pedestrian use.

Now it is very neat and allows you to cross the Guadarrama without dismounting, but you should have seen it years ago... :-D https://bigjoe.es

Villamantilla is a small municipality in the southwest of the Community of Madrid. Road cyclists know it well, as it is in a quiet area and is highly recommended for practicing this type of cycling, although recent improvements to the guardrails have increased motorcycle traffic on these roads considerably. His MTB march "La Rascaencinas" begins to make a name for himself in the Madrid circuit of popular marches. https://bigjoe.es/ruta-mtb-ii-rascaencinas-de-villamantilla/

Square with a singular structure, as it is neither round nor square, nor is it uniform on its facades. What is most striking are its portals and wooden and glass balconies, which provide a warm air to the architectural complex. Its name is due to the connection that Navalcarnero had centuries ago with the city of Segovia; although before receiving this name it was also known as Plaza de la Constitución or Plaza Real, among others. From the square you can see in detail the Parish Church of Our Lady of the Assumption of Navalcarnero. https://bigjoe.es