미노 데 메디나첼리‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 천연기념물

We don't know its name because it doesn't appear on the maps. It is a very well-made cone-shaped mound with a small tree at the top. When you climb up to it, it is very beautiful due to its perfection. From the top you can get some very nice landscapes and photos of the surroundings.

Huge rock mound jutting out over the summit of the mountain. You can climb it from behind WITH CARE. At the top there is a wooden cross with an inscription of respect. In front of the cross there is an area cut into the rock as if to make a shelter or refuge. Probably in past times it served as a Watchtower, with that shelter for the Lookout.

In the beautiful Valley to which it gives its name, Arbujuelo is an extraordinary town, full of History, and also full of streams, waterfalls and fountains. In case something is missing, it has its two Tolmos, two immense rocks that emerge from the ground and head towards the sky. It is worth visiting this beautiful place that El Cid passed through in his exile.

Beautiful and very well preserved. Salt is currently obtained from them.

The saltwater pools of the Salinas de Imón continue to be produced today after centuries of heritage and wealth. Very unique sight in this landscape.

Between the towns of Conquezuela and Miño de Medinaceli there is the Ermita de la Virgen de la Santa Cruz where behind it is what is called La Pared, a set of rocks that rise next to it road

Very interesting place. Salinas in the middle of Guadalajara with an ancient Roman origin. Subsequently exploited since the middle of the 20th century and today totally abandoned and in ruins.