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Uclés is a very beautiful city but the monastery located there is something extraordinarily spectacular that is definitely worth visiting. Nowadays you can visit a part of the monastery by paying an entrance fee, since not everything is included in the interior tour, and also it no longer offers the possibility of staying there, which is a shame because sleeping in its rooms would be quite an experience. unique in the world.

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This point is wrong because the town of Uclés is a few kilometers further from here.

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It is a 16th century Renaissance-style construction that is based on an old fort house. Due to the thin thickness of its walls and embrasures, it is evident that, rather than a military intention, the structures were dedicated to residential use. It is currently in the process of reconstruction.

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Halfway between Cuenca and Madrid, on the side of a steep hill, stands Uclés, a beautiful town of Celtiberian and Roman origins that seems anchored in the past. Surrounded by the remains of its walls, its towers, and on a hill the Monastery of Uclés. He belonged to the Order of Santiago, and is known as "El Escorial de La Mancha". It was built on the old Castle, from the 9th century, key in the Reconquest. Three towers remain of it: the Tribute, the Albarrana and the Silver. Part of the wall that unites them also survives.

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Ruins of the castle of Saelices. Probably the construction that can be seen today dates from the 16th century.

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Although it is a small town with just 1,700 inhabitants, it has a vast historical heritage. Its places of interest include: the urban wall of Andalusian origin, the Castillo de Luna, the old convent of the Jesuits and the church of Santo Domingo.

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Ruins of the castle of Saelices. Probably the construction that can be seen today dates from the 16th century.

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Among its heritage, the Castillo de Luna stands out, of the citadel type and with a very elongated rectangular floor plan, following the shape from north to south of the same hill on which it sits. For its construction, ashlar stone was used, perhaps also taking advantage of the material from the ancient Roman city of Opta.

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