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The Castillo de Garcimuñoz gives its name to the town itself and is the most impressive element in the center at the point you reach the town. Basically since it sticks out from the rest of the houses in the village!

Apart from the interesting Renaissance castle from the 15th century, the place offers wonderful panoramic views of the nearby Záncara river and the entire surrounding plain.

It is a 15th century Renaissance castle. It is located on top of a hill and, currently, you can only visit the outside. From the top, you get privileged views of the Záncara River and the plain.

Located at the foot of La Sarten hill and very close to the town of La Almarcha, the Molinillo reservoir is a beautiful and quiet place that offers very interesting views of this area of the interior of La Mancha.

Not very well known, the so-called "airones wells" are pagan elements that were believed to be a bridge to the underworld. In particular, the La Almarcha well was once believed to be the gateway to hell and even a connection to the distant Mediterranean Sea, being visited on several occasions by Emperor Carlos I. Today you may or may not continue to believe in these hypotheses, The truth is that you can visit it by following a picturesque path through this area of the interior of La Mancha.

Built under the order of Garcimuñoz, a knight who accompanied King Alfonso VIII on his conquering crusade, the castle has passed through various owners in the following centuries until, in the 18th century, the Church of San Juan Bautista was built within its walls and use as a graveyard. It has recently been restored to enable it to be visited by the public and a sample of very picturesque sculptural structures that were inspired by nature has been inaugurated inside the parade ground.

The church of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios is the parish church of the town of Villar de la Encina and, as usual, it is located in the urban center next to the town's main square.

The castle of Haro dates from the 15th century and since then it still remains in a remote place that allows you to appreciate the beautiful landscape of this region. In Renaissance style, it was originally built in the 13th century and after the destruction suffered by the ravages of Sancho IV of Castile, it was rebuilt in the way it can be seen today.