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The Herencia Windmills are one of the most characteristic symbols of La Mancha and are located in the town of Herencia (Ciudad Real). The first windmill was built in 1790 because they were more economical and efficient than water mills, especially in an area with limited waterways. By 1807, there were as many as 11 mills, although seven remain today: El Ama, La Niece, Dulcinea, Maritornes, La Dueña Dolorida, La Duquesa, and Teresa Panza. Four of them were restored in 2003, giving them the typical La Mancha image we associate with Cervantes' work.

The La Pedriza area is also known as "Los Pozos del Agua" (The Water Wells). It is a natural space located 5 km from Herencia, just below the Sierra del Navajo. In the vicinity of La Pedriza is "La Copa," a water reservoir built in 1934 for the supply of water to Herencia. It was built just a few meters from the well from which the water was supplied. Just a few meters away are the hermitages of San Isidro and Virgen de la Cabeza, whose pilgrimages are held in May; and the Nature Classroom.

The Cigüela River is curious because of the vegetation that populates it.

Very close by we will find a Statue of Don Quixote de la Mancha.

The bridge over the Arroyo de los Molinos in Villarrubia de los Ojos is a structure that forms part of the Guadiana Nature Trail (GR-114).

The La Duquesa Zone in Las Tablas de Daimiel is an area close to the National Park, known for its privileged natural environment.

Stage 6 of the Guadiana Nature Trail (GR-114) passes through the Tablas de Daimiel, beginning at the Molemocho Mill and ending at the Calatrava la Vieja Castle site. This stage offers a combination of natural landscapes and historical heritage, ideal for nature and history lovers.

Route in Villarrubia de los Ojos: This 10-km route is suitable for walking or cycling. It's easy to walk and allows you to enjoy the local flora and fauna, such as ash trees, poplars, nightingales, and otters.