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Protected Area "Serranía de Cuenca"
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Castles and enormous noble houses
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Down the paths of La Manchuela
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Lower Serrania of Cuenca
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La Alcarria of Cuenca
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PINTURAS MURALES
DE ALARCÓN,
PATROCINADAS POR
LA UNESCO
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The so-called Lands of the Order of Santiago are located in the western part of the province and extend to Toledo. Their abundant and well-preserved historical heritage gives a faithful idea of the importance of this territory when, in the 12th century, the Military Orders were created, and the Order of Santiago was added.
This area, as well as countless others, offers good wines and cheeses from La Mancha with denominación de origen, indicating local products held to the highest standards. Game meats provide the base for the exquisite traditional cuisine that has led to gastronomic celebrations in villages such as Villarejo de Fuentes and Uclés.
Here there are natural areas of utmost interest that are worth visiting. Among the most notable are the protected El Hito Lake, the Gigüela Gorge and the archaeological site of Segóbriga.
The Heritage of this region is divided among many locales, such as Uclés, Segóbriga and others.
La Mancha and La Manchuela
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