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It is currently part of the Alarcos and Calatrava la Vieja Archaeological Park, part of the Archaeological Park Network of the Regional Government of Castilla-La Mancha. Its Parish Church, a Gothic building with Renaissance renovations, preserves a 16th-century painting and an important polychrome marble image of St. Mary of the Martyrs from the 13th century.

Bolaños de Calatrava is located in the volcanic area of Campo de Calatrava. Reference city in the region is one of the most populated and with a strong economy based on industry and services. Its monumental castle of Arab origin known as Castillo de Doña Berenguela stands out. The fortress is located in the center of the town, it can be visited and hosts a great cultural and tourist programme. The Hermitage of Cristo de la Columna from the 14th century with a Baroque altarpiece and Gothic paintings on the walls; the Parish Church of San Felipe and Santiago, built in the 16th century; the Mudejar houses of Calle Cristo; the noble house of Coca; the Casino de la Verja and the hermitages of the Virgen del Monte make up the most important visiting areas that arouse great interest.

Bolaños de Calatrava is located in the volcanic area of Campo de Calatrava. Reference city in the region is one of the most populated and with a strong economy based on industry and services. Its monumental castle of Arab origin known as Castillo de Doña Berenguela stands out. The fortress is located in the center of the town, it can be visited and hosts a great cultural and tourist programme. The Hermitage of Cristo de la Columna from the 14th century with a Baroque altarpiece and Gothic paintings on the walls; the Parish Church of San Felipe and Santiago, built in the 16th century; the Mudejar houses of Calle Cristo; the noble house of Coca; the Casino de la Verja and the hermitages of the Virgen del Monte make up the most important visiting areas that arouse great interest.

To the north of the municipal term is the Castle of Calatrava la Vieja, it is the imposing ruins of a fortified city. Fortress of great strategic value, located at an important crossroads, through which passed the main road between Toledo and Córdoba and the one that linked Mérida with Zaragoza and the Atlantic with the Levant. During the Islamic period it was the most important city between Toledo and Córdoba. After it passed into Christian hands, it was the headquarters of the first Hispanic military order, the Order of Calatrava (1158). It is currently part of the Archaeological Park of Alarcos and Calatrava la Vieja, within the Network of Archaeological Parks of the Junta de Comunidades de Castilla-La Mancha. Its Parish Church, a Gothic building with Renaissance reforms, preserves a painting from the 16th century and an important image of Sta Mª de los Mártires in polychrome marble from the 13th century.

To the north of the municipal term is the Castle of Calatrava la Vieja, it is the imposing ruins of a fortified city. Fortress of great strategic value, located at an important crossroads, through which passed the main road between Toledo and Córdoba and the one that linked Mérida with Zaragoza and the Atlantic with the Levant. During the Islamic period it was the most important city between Toledo and Córdoba. After it passed into Christian hands, it was the headquarters of the first Hispanic military order, the Order of Calatrava (1158). It is currently part of the Archaeological Park of Alarcos and Calatrava la Vieja, within the Network of Archaeological Parks of the Junta de Comunidades de Castilla-La Mancha. Its Parish Church, a Gothic building with Renaissance reforms, preserves a painting from the 16th century and an important image of Sta Mª de los Mártires in polychrome marble from the 13th century.

To the north of the municipality lies the Castle of Calatrava la Vieja, the imposing ruins of a fortified city. This fortress is of great strategic value, located at an important crossroads. It served as the main route between Toledo and Córdoba, and the one linking Mérida with Zaragoza and the Atlantic with the Levant. During the Islamic period, it was the most important city between Toledo and Córdoba. After its passage into Christian hands, it was the headquarters of the first Spanish military order, the Order of Calatrava (1158).

The visitable site of Calatrava la Vieja was an Islamic fortification located in the municipality of Carrión de Calatrava (Ciudad Real), about 6.5 km north of the urban area of Carrión and 13 km. northeast of Ciudad Real. An important defensive system was the course of the river, with a much greater flow in the Middle Ages, which turned the place into a true island between the waters. The wall is surrounded by forty-four towers, and the singular corachas, designed to supply the city with water if it was surrounded.

Large fortification of the Muslim domain of the Iberian Peninsula next to the town of Carrión de Calatrava (Ciudad Real) guarding an important crossroads between Córdoba and Toledo, and the roads from Mérida to Zaragoza and from the Atlantic to Levante.