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In the castle of Molina, it is worth highlighting the fortress surrounded by walls and the so-called Tower of Aragon. The fortress dates back to the 12th century and was built by Manrique de Lara, the first lord of Molina. The Tower of Aragon was built on the site of the Arab castle, and the latter on a previous Celtiberian fort.

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In Molina we have everything: accommodation, shops, pharmacy. Good place to refuel

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On the N-211 highway, near Molina de Aragón, it is a pretty town. In its Plaza it has a pediment, a fountain with four pylons, a barbecue, children's games, the church, the town hall, etc. Also near the road there is a house built in the "Gaudi" Style. The main façade can be seen from the road, but also the rear façade that faces the church is extraordinarily beautiful.

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Concha is a small hamlet in Guadalajara between cereal fields and hills frozen in time. Its structure remains a traditional popular architectural complex with stone houses and red roofs, although its 16th century church stands out. On the outskirts there is a rest area between trees.

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This fountain from the beginning of the 19th century is located in the beautiful town of Tartanedo. The name of King Ferdinand VII appears in the inscription of its construction. It is likely that travelers and beasts passing through the Camino Real de Aragón watered themselves there.

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In the castle of Molina it is necessary to distinguish the fortress surrounded by walls, and the so-called Torre de Aragón. The fortress is from the 12th century and was built by Manrique de Lara, the first lord of Molina. The Torre de Aragón was built on the Arab castle, and this on a previous Celtiberian castro.

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Also known as the Molina de los Caballeros fortress, this fortification is located in the municipality of Molina de Aragón, located on the slopes of the mountain that rises above the town and the valley of the Gallo river. It is in a state of consolidated ruin, and it is possible to visit it upon request. It was declared a National Monument on June 3, 1931.

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Also known as the Molina de los Caballeros fortress, this fortification is located in the municipality of Molina de Aragón, located on the slopes of the mountain that rises above the town and the valley of the Gallo River. It is in a state of consolidated ruin, and a visit is possible upon request. It was declared a National Monument on June 3, 1931.

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Known as the Molina de los Caballeros fortress, the castle and the tower have recently been valued and are worth visiting to learn about the history of this wonderful place. Built by the Andalusians on an existing fortress, this complex dates from the 10th century until it was seized by the Alfonso I of Aragon in the mid-12th century. The most recent history is related to its role as a military headquarters during the Carlist wars until it was completely abandoned in the 20th century. It can be visited and is undoubtedly worth doing so, you can check schedules and rates on the web: https://www.turismomolinadearagon.com/

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There is a park with a lever fountain. I don't find it very reliable to drink...

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There is a fountain from the 19th century, but next to it there is another much more modern one...

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The Castillo Alcázar can be visited af N if there are min 6 people. €3 entrance inquire at the tourist office.

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Wide range of accommodation and restaurants. It is highly recommended to walk around its historic center.

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Molina de Aragón, also known as the gateway between Castile and Aragon, is considered one of the most important points on the Camino del Cid and is a good base to explore the "Parque Natural del Alto Tajo". Even in his day, El Cid appreciated the hospitality shown to him by the Muslim ruler of Molina. He and his family enjoyed spending the night here on their journeys between Valencia and Castile. An overnight stay in Molina is just as worthwhile today as it was then, that's for sure.

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