쉬운 캄포 데 칼라트라바 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Ntra 세뇨라 데 라 아탈라야에게 경의를 표합니다. 안테나와 미라도르의 중간 지점에 위치해 있습니다.

This route forms part of the Ciudad Real–Poblete Greenway and easily connects with the Alarcos Trail, leading to the Archaeological Park and the Hermitage of Alarcos. You can start in Poblete, near the old railway line that has been converted into a greenway. From there, you can connect with the trail to Alarcos following marked paths and easy tracks. Depending on the specific section and combination, the Poblete → Alarcos route is usually between 8 and 12 km long, suitable for walking or cycling.

Artworks related to the book and multimedia displays at a museum dedicated to Don Quixote. The center's various exhibitions are dedicated to Cervantes' famous novel, Don Quixote of La Mancha. During the visit, you can see a display in which 10 of the novel's characters are engaged in conversation. There are also a dozen paintings on Cervantes-themed works by José Jiménez Aranda, one of the finest illustrators of Don Quixote in the 19th century.

It functions primarily as a multi-purpose auditorium. Since 2024 and 2025, it has already hosted mixed bullfighting festivals without picadors during the September Fairs—such as the one held on September 13, 2025—with lineups that include rejoneadores (mounted bullfighters), prominent figures, and young up-and-coming talents, as well as the release of heifers at the end.

The Miguelturra Bullring, also known as the Multifunctional Auditorium, is a modern building that is a prominent feature of the town. Located in Miguelturra (Ciudad Real), it is integrated into both the town center and its surrounding area and serves as a multipurpose venue for bullfights, concerts, festivals, and other events. It was inaugurated on May 4, 2002, with a bullfight featuring matadors such as Paco Ojeda, Joselito, and Finito de Córdoba, fighting bulls from the Pedro and Verónica Gutiérrez Lorenzo ranch.

From the Tinaja viewpoint, there are some really cool views and different routes to follow.

Located in the Atalaya Forest Park, a highly recommended place to visit, in July 2021 they opened some new MTB routes.

Construction began in 1917, and it has undergone several renovations and expansions in 1933, 1960, 1985, and 2000. It is located practically in the city center, although in the southern part of the city. At the southern end of the park is the "Cross of the Married Couple," a 15th-century wayside cross that has been rebuilt several times. It commemorates the romantic and tragic story of Sancho and Blanca, a couple from Ciudad Real and Miguelturra, who died for marrying. Their parents were enemies and chose to kill them when they eloped to marry in secret.