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The monuments and centers of cultural interest are spread throughout its streets: the Palermo Museum, the Casa-Convent of La Merced, current home of the Hieronymite nuns, in a modernist style and dating back to the 19th century. Continuing the visit you can visit the Cervantina Library, inside which countless editions of Don Quixote are collected, in various languages, formats and periods, as well as canvases and drawings related to the Cervantine character. From here you can also see the Municipal Theater, built in 1845 on the site of the old Carmelite Convent.

It is a place with a lot of history.

This place is spectacular since you can enjoy beautiful views of the Sierra Morena, being almost the limit of Andalucia and Castilla la Mancha.

Views of the Castro Ferral Castle from a nearby hill. From a distance you can see its majesty despite the fact that only ruined remains remain.

In the Alcudia Valley, we find the municipality of Almodóvar del Campo built on the side of a volcano, so present in Campo de Calatrava, and whose crater is now a lagoon. The Arab footprint is the most emblematic of the city, leaving behind the memory of the Castle and above all the unique Parish of Our Lady of the Assumption. There you can see the first videomapping in Spain permanently installed in a closed space, under the theme of the life and work of San Juan de Ávila.

Before the current opening of the Despeñaperros pass that occurred at the end of the 18th century and beginning of the 19th century with the arrival of the French to Spain, this port acquired important relevance some time ago, a consequence of the pass that connected Andalusia with the Castilian plateau.

The El Empedraillo causeway is a historic path that dates back to Roman times. It is a stone path, carefully placed for the comfortable passage of horses. Today there is only a couple of hundred meters left, it is not signposted, so look carefully, so as not to miss this place with so much history under your feet.

It is a short stretch of cobbled road in the Despeñaperros park that is preserved in very good condition. It is attributed a Roman origin, but some researchers point to a later origin, possibly coming from the Middle Ages. In any case, it is a symptom of progress based on the movement or displacement of armies or individuals from the center of the peninsula to the south or vice versa. Surely, if you do not know the exact location of its location, you will pass it by because the current dirt track passes right next to it.