Beautiful place 👍👌 It is free so no tickets or reservations needed. Dogs allowed. Best for a long walk. There are lots of steps so not recommended for anyone with bone or joints problem.

Beautiful place, it's like a fairies forest!! I recommend to go not to go on sad seasons because the river flow decreases a lot. It is much better to go on spring!!

A truly magical experience, rich in ecology and natural beauty. Not too far from Cuenca and well worth a visit

Fantastic place to walk, as long as you like walking. My wife and I were the only two to walk all around it then joined up with the rest of the people.

Lots of parking at the entrance as well as at the restaurants across the road from the entrance. Simple circular walk.

It’s worth packing a light lunch to eat under the tall trees near the entrance and then walking to the waterfalls, then up to the top where the water emerges from the underground cave.

Es un lugar maravilloso. Recomiendo visitarlo en la época del deshielo cuando el verde se combina con blanco y la cascada es muy caudalosa. La distancia a la cascada es de solo 260 m desde el parking y cuenta con un itinerario adaptado. It is an awesome place. I recommend to visit it in march-april when the snow is melting and you will enjoy a mixture of colours as well as the a major quantity of water in the waterfall. The distance from the car park to the waterfall is just 260 m and it has an adapted path for disable people.

for organization 0 (there are no parking lots, the side of the road outside the carriageway fines you so you have to walk 5 kilometers), for the beauty of the place 5 (the pictures say it all)

Don't bother, if you go by campervan, drove for 4 hours to check out this place and was not allowed in the car park, cars only they said, the nearest campervan parking place is in the village 5.7km away with no taxi service.

Magical place and natural wonder

It was a hot day and the kids just loved it, sliding down the waterfall.. Well worth a visit, although parking was a chore.

Ideal place to enjoy a day among nature, dining water hiking, and cliff jumping into the river

Amazing place to hike and see the most beautiful waterfalls.

You have to Walk a lot. But it is nice and dangerous because we saw a snake.

A marvelous place to visit. I was awed by the mother nature throughout the whole journey. The entrance costs 6 euros/person. They don’t sell tickets online. Dogs are allowed which is awesome!!!

If you are in the area of Cuenca it is well worth a visit. Very interesting and unusual and just a short easy walk around. Also the drive there is very beautiful and pleasant. If you are lucky you could see the Ibex and deer

Amazing place! Must see in Cuenca. These huge rocks are something amazing. Great place to visit with kids, need at least 2-3 hours to see the main rocks

Nice 3 km walk among naturally occuring rocks, where you can see various things with a bit of fantasy. Good for about an hour if you just follow the route. Parking is free next to the entrance. For 7€/person it is a bit pricy for what it is though.

Amazing place fascinating rock formations that you may not see anywhere else fairly easy to walk round in about 1 hour.. some places with steps so not suitable for wheelchair users. Very reasonable entrance fee..Restaurant in site - inside a bit dated only does meals no tapas..

Awesome walk through incredible formations. This is not for anyone with mobility issues.

It's a nice place to enjoy nature. The rock formations are interesting.

(Translated by Google) A hidden area, difficult to access, but that gives you all the peace in the world in the middle of a privileged natural environment next to the Cabriel. There are no trash cans, so we have to take our own waste as the civilized people that we are. (Original) Una zona escondida, de difícil acceso, pero que te da toda la paz del mundo en mitad de un entorno natural privilegiado junto al Cabriel. No hay papeleras, así que hay que llevarse nuestros propios residuos como gente civilizada que somos.

(Translated by Google) The place is good. It is spacious and has good access. Lots of pine and riverside vegetation. The reeds prevent you from getting close to the river. The taps have disappeared from the two fountains that exist. There is no waste container. I collected several pieces of plastic that made the place ugly. Someone went to have a snack and threw them there. It's a shame these people. (Original) El lugar está bien. Es amplio y tiene buen acceso. Mucho pino y vegetación de Ribera. Los carrizos impiden el acercarte al río. De las dos fuentes que hay han desaparecido los grifos. No hay contenedor de residuos. Recogí varios plásticos que afeaban el sitio. Alguien fue a merendar y los tiro allí. Es una pena está gente.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful but totally abandoned area. The road is a horror for a vehicle that is not 4x4 (Original) Zona bonita pero totalmente abandonada. El camino un horror para un vehículo que no sea 4x4

(Translated by Google) Spectacular and beautiful place to relax and take some photos. (Original) Espectacular y bonito lugar donde relajarse y hacer unas fotos.

(Translated by Google) The road is not in good condition but the area is very beautiful (Original) El camino no está en buenas condiciones pero las zona es muy bonita

(Translated by Google) Wonderful natural environment to spend a good day, easy access. (Original) Maravilloso entorno natural para pasar un buen día, facil acceso.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Muy bonito

A must-see in Cuenca! Cool view of greenery, hills and the Casas Colgadas 👍🏼

Magnificent views even on a “so-so” day weatherwise

Very impressive! A tad bouncy and you can certainly feel the bridge sway and jiggle when you walk over it which can be disconcerting and if you’re scared of heights then it’s a tad terrifying. But a cool experience. Definitely worth a trip to Cuenca.

Not for the faint of heart, vertigo sufferers or ones with fear of height. It looks harmless from the photos but the bridge's width is narrower and the height of the bridge is perched far higher than expected. Does not help that the bridge has very thin railings on both sides. That said it does have very breathtaking panoramic views of the town and countryside if you can keep your eyes open and stop your legs from shaking.

Lovely bridge. Was fun jumping on it. Just kidding. The middle part shakes a bit but the views are incredible.

The bridge is a wonderful way to enter the city. The other way is through a spiraling road in the bottom near the underground parking lot. It’s hard to truly capture the magnitude of the city if you don’t cross the bridge.

Simply beautiful and breathtaking

Perfect place to visit and stay for the day. No entrance fees.

The Hanging Houses of Cuenca are truly a unique experience, something you won’t find in many places in the world. Just seeing how they hang over the cliffs is incredible. One of the best parts is that you can also look at them from the patio of the cathedral, so by visiting the cathedral you get two amazing sights in one. I truly recommend going and enjoy them

A must-see in Cuenca! Together with the bridge, very nice views. We came in October and the trees, the shades of green and yellow were amazing! ✨

Cuenca is one of the best cities we visited during the off-season, and we definitely recommend going there, as it has the best atmosphere we experienced among Spain’s ancient cities for tourists. We absolutely loved the hanging houses and the entire old town with its varying levels and the impressive fortifications that once made it almost impregnable. It’s incredibly beautiful, and if you climb higher, you get a stunning view of the entire city, both old and new, as well as the monasteries. The impressions were simply magical. We were lucky with the weather: the first day was rainy, which added a special atmosphere to the old town, making everything come alive, and then the next two days were sunny and warm, very welcoming. We also visited the Dinosaur Museum, which our son still fondly remembers. It was a truly wonderful experience!

A lovely hilltop village to visit perched on top of what looks like a mountain. The views are great. Lovely cathedral to visit in the centre with some quaint little bars and restaurants. There is also contemporary art gallery to visit housed in a church next to a very nice 4* hotel.

Pretty cool and scary. There are restraunts inside where you can eat over the cliff!

Really interesting and beautiful place to see. Well worth the visit through the old part of Cuenca

Wow wow wow, I have never been in a Cathedral that has given me so much joy. I love stained glass so this was an absolute revelation. the stained glass in this cathedral is nothing short of spectacular. the original plain glass windows were replaced by the most spectacular modernist stained glass that elevated this cathedral into something quite exceptional. They also had an exhibition go religious iconography that was simply breathtaking. this Cathedral is definitely a must visit if you are in the city

Amazing cathedral with many little side chapels all with a different history. You have to pay to get in but it's probably one of the most interesting cathedrals we've visited in Spain. Pay the extra 1.5 euros to climb the tower and get a balcony view into the cathedral and out into the square

The interior suprised me, the stained glass works of the cathedral were amazing and we could see many reflections inside! The ceilings are very cool pieces of artwork, and there are many details to see. Visited in October 2025, tickets were 5.50 euros for general public and 4.50 for carnet joven holders.

One of the most beautiful churches I have ever seen. The entry is 5 euros, which I think is totally worth it, and you can also pay 2 euros more to go up to the inside balcony, where you get an amazing view of the main square. For the experience and the amount of beautiful pictures you can take, it feels like a fair price. You can truly spend many hours here because each room has so much personality and makes you feel like you’re walking through a masterpiece. They also have an outside patio where you can see the famous hanging houses of Cuenca, the bridge, and even the statue of the Virgin Mary in the distance. The only downside is that when I tried to pay the 2 extra euros for the balcony, they didn’t accept card, so make sure to bring some cash with you. Also, the shops around the cathedral usually don’t accept card unless you spend at least 5 euros, which was a bit annoying. Other than that, it was an amazing experience, and honestly, if you’re in Madrid, the trip to Cuenca is completely worth it just for this cathedral.

Beyond spectacular. One of the most beautiful and special churches I have ever seen. Highly recommend, even with the small entrance fee. So worth it!

The brightest spot in Cuenca for me. Nice vies from the top to the Plaza Mayor and from the backyard to the mountains.

Iconic historic cathedral located by the Plaza Mayor of Cuenca. Rich in architecture, sculpture, and other religious arts. It offers a unique presence in the historic core sitting adjacent to the River Huecar side with rich views from its cloister gardens. The visit has good digital guide resources and offers a series of combined tickets. With time a full ticket is recommendable and gives access during two days to the main cathedral, going up through the facade triforio, entry to the cathedral museum, and nearby St. Thomas church and tower, which are also notable.

Wonderful tour given, albeit all in Spanish. I’d say a moderate understanding of the language necessary. Learned a lot about this town and the churches!

A very interesting guided tour of such a wonderful place not only because of its history and location but its mural paintings and how Alarcon is being kept. Our knowleable and enthusiastic guide Jesus responded to all our questions. We fully recommend this tour, if you are visiting Alarcon for a short time, it is advised to book this tour in advance.

(Translated by Google) One of the best guided tours I've ever attended. Jesús made sure we saw the inside (if I didn't have the keys, he could get them) and outside of all the places worth visiting during your visit to Alarcón. His commentary and knowledge also made the hours of the tour pass in a flash. Highly recommended. (Original) Una de las mejores visitas guiadas a las que he asistido. Jesús se encargó de que pudiéramos conocer el interior (si no tenia las llaves podia conseguirlas) y exterior de todos los elementos que conviene visitar en tu paso por Alarcon. Consigue, además, con sus comentarios y conocimientos que las horas del periplo pasen en un tiempo que se hace corto. Recomendable sin duda alguna.

(Translated by Google) It was a very enriching visit. Jesús accompanied us (a group of 50 people) all morning with all the patience in the world, answering all our questions and showing us the cultural richness of this town, which, despite being small, is no less interesting and beautiful. Thank you, Jesús, for your good work! (Original) Ha sido una visita muy enriquecedora. Jesús nos ha acompañado toda la mañana (grupo de 50 personas) con toda la paciencia del mundo, respondiendo a todas nuestras preguntas y mostrándonos la riqueza cultural de este pueblo que no por ser pequeño es menos interesante y bonito. ¡Gracias Jesús por tu buen hacer!

(Translated by Google) Wonderful experience!! 100% recommended... the best way to learn about the history and richness of Alarcón! Jesús is an excellent, friendly guide who makes the visit very enjoyable... recommended for all ages. (Original) Maravillosa experiencia!! Recomendable 100%… la mejor manera de conocer la historia y la riqueza de Alarcón! Jesús es un guia excelente, cercano y que hace muy amena la visita… recomendada para cualquier edad

(Translated by Google) Last week we were in Alarcón. A town in Castilla-La Mancha, one of the most important in the province of Cuenca, with access through the admirable walled enclosure that already gives you a feeling that what you're about to see will astonish you. The guided tour led by Jesús is highly recommended. His work in showcasing the heritage of a town that hides true gems from the past is commendable. But I won't tell you all about it. Come and be amazed by Jesús's enthusiasm. It was fantastic. Thank you so much for making our time so enjoyable and educational. (Original) La semana pasada estuvimos en Alarcón. Población castellano manchega, una de las más importantes de la provincia de Cuenca, con un acceso a través del admirable recinto amurallado que ya te hace presagiar que lo que vas a ver te va a asombrar. La visita guiada por Jesús es altamente recomendable. Es encomiable la labor que realiza dando a conocer el patrimonio de una población que esconde verdaderas joyas del pasado. Pero no os lo voy a contar. Acudid y dejaros maravillar por el entusiasmo que pone Jesús. Ha sido fantástico. Muchas gracias por hacernos pasar un grato tan agradable y didáctico.

(Translated by Google) A spectacular dramatized tour of Alarcón with Doña Leonor, including a rainstorm to refresh us. And an equally excellent guided tour of the churches and castle. Thank you so much, Amparo, for your lessons and the legends of Alarcón. It was a pleasure meeting you. We'll be back! (Original) Espectacular visita teatralizada con doña Leonor por Alarcón, con tormenta incluida para refrescarnos. Y no menos excelente visita guiada por iglesias y castillo. Muchas gracias Amparo por tus enseñanzas y leyendas de Alarcón. Un placer conocerte. Volveremos!!!!

Belmonte Castle, situated in the picturesque town of Belmonte, Cuenca, Spain, is a stunning example of medieval architecture, blending Gothic and Mudejar styles. It was built in the second half of the 15th century by Don Juan Pacheco, the first Marquis of Villena, it stands atop San Cristóbal hill, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The castle's unique star-shaped design, with six towers reaching 22 meters high, makes it a standout among European fortresses. The fortress was practically abandoned between the 17th and 18th centuries and was more or less ruinous by the early 19th century. The heiress of the house of Villena, Eugenia de Guzman, better known as the Empress Eugenia de Montijo and her architect Alejandro Sureda began a restoration project in 1857, keeping the exterior in the original style but updating the interior to modern tastes. Its rich history includes the abive periods of abandonment and restoration, notably by Empress Eugenia de Montijo in the 19th century. It later served as a prison for the Partido Judicial de Belmonte, and as an Onsimo Redondo academy for the Francoist 'Frente de Juventudes'. It was abandoned and began to deteriorate again, before being made a cultural monument in 1931. It is now owned by the descendants of the empress' sister Maria Francisca de Sales Portocarrero. It was restored again in summer 2010 and opened to the public. Today, it is a Bien de Interés Cultural, hosting guided tours and exhibitions that delve into its fascinating past. Visitors can explore its grand halls, admire the intricate Mudejar ceilings, and enjoy the panoramic views from its ramparts. The castle's strategic location in Castilla-La Mancha makes it an ideal day trip for history enthusiasts and those exploring the region's cultural heritage. After visiting the castle, a stroll through the charming town of Belmonte offers a chance to enjoy local cuisine and hospitality.

Worth a visit! This castle is quite lovely with various rooms to visit. You can walk all along the castle walls which is quite unique and you can get amazing photos of the city. Buying tickets in advance or at the window is recommended. If you’re also in the area, go visit the windmills as it’s around a 10 minute drive so you could do both trips in one day!

Wonderful restored castle. It is a beautiful place to roam around with the information on the scan code in English or Spanish. It's very informative. My only issue was the extra 3€ for views the weapons etc at the exterior of the castle. Still it was worth the entrance fee of 8€

Beautiful castle, very nice view to the city when up to the towers. Large free parking lot just outside the entrance.

An awesome visit! The castle is really impressive and in an excellent status of conservation. This visit is a must do if you are in the area. Reserve at least one hour for the visit. As the castle is in the top of a hill, the views from the towers are awesome. It has also an interesting theme park dedicated a war machinery (trebuchets)

Worth seeing and lots of views of the country and small town. Amazing to see such an old castle/fortress in such good condition, and be able to take photos and your time when exploring the inside and surrounding area. There are 5 towers to climb up and overlook in all directions, and u will also see three old windmills that were talked about in Don Quioti's novel. This place is in the middle of no-where, and a few minutes after u leave and look back, u won't see anything again - a very well hidden place with all the hills around.

Very well set up documentation & tour. Including actors & extensive exhibition of medieval siege equipment.

Quite nice if you’re around. Wouldn’t drive here just for this.

Fascinating and eary arid landscape with windmills of La Mancha. Very friendly people. Restaurants let you use their restrooms for free.

Lovely place, views amazing, shop friendly, one of the bars/souvenir shops up where the windmills are very welcoming, another not so, however, walked into town and went for a drink at Pl Mayor, 13, 13610. What a wonderful family, they cooked for us after kitchen closed, as they were cooking for family. Massive portions, well cooked and presented, made us feel very welcome.

Wonderful place to visit. Near is excellent michelin recommended restaurant. From this position you have best view on the city. And ofcourse you can enjoy in famous Don Quixote windmills. Visit is free, but some windmills are open where you can buy souvenirs or learn more about culture of the area and more about windmills.

Great place to spend an afternoon. Really enjoyed watching the mill work from the inside. The inside is only open on the first Sunday of every month so plan accordingly.

Very well maintained and preserved windmills. Worth a visit. Plenty of parking. Couple of food options there and a small souvenir shop with a very nice staff.

Beautiful location with the best views of the city! These famous windmills have been featured in Don Quixote’s match scene so if you’re a fan of the book, a visit is worth it! It’s free to visit plus some windmills are open sometimes so you can go in and view the inside as well which is fantastic. There are gift shops and restaurants here as well so if you want some original Don Quixote gifts or food, this is a reasonable place to purchase them.

In via park v C Laguna de Ruidera have a ( Daljit mini supermarket ) Phoenix cafe bar La strada Italian Restaurant BAJA BAR All open every day

Please don’t trust Google Maps to find this Park entrance. I was lost in the park and had a difficult time finding my way. At the same time, it's not as beautiful as you see in the pics.

Great place, with alot to see, great day out, great for picnics or swimming or just exploring around, there is parking but its limited , overall great day out with the family or friends

Expectacular

(Translated by Google) Wonderful weekend in this little jewel that, thank God, is not very well known and is not very exploited. Views and an environment that take you for walks, outdoor sports, activities in the lagoon or reading on a bench listening to the birds. A great plan to go with children (Original) Maravilloso fin de semana en esta pequeña joya que gracias a Dios no es muy conocida y no está muy explotada. Unas vistas y un entorno que te llevan a pasear, hacer deporte al aire libre, actividades en la laguna o leer en un banco escuchando los pájaros. Un plan estupendo para ir con niños

(Translated by Google) An amazing place! A unique place or few like it in the world. All lagoons are accessible by car and there are many picnic areas, otherwise there are several restaurants with a typical local menu. In the various lagoons it is possible to swim and in some even rent canoes. In addition to swimming and taking advantage of the picnic areas, you can take walks along the paths around the lagoons themselves. I highly recommend it, you will be enchanted with a strong desire to return. (Original) Un posto fantastico! Un luogo unico o pochi così al mondo. Tutte le lagune sono accessibili in auto e son presenti molte aree pic-nic, altrimenti sono presenti diversi ristoranti con un menù tipico locale. Nelle varie lagune è possibile farsi il bagno ed in alcune perfino affittare canoe. Oltre farsi il bagno e sfruttare le aree pic-nic si possono fare passeggiate lungo i sentieri intorno alle stesse lagune. Lo consiglio fortemente, rimarrete incantati con una forte voglia di ritornarci.

(Translated by Google) In the middle of the La Mancha steppe is the oasis that could be considered the Lagunas de Ruidera Natural Park. Emblematic place of waterfalls that are recommended to visit in the wet season, that is, in spring, to be able to see all their force in action. The Park consists of a total of 16 lagoons. In some of them bathing is allowed and it is a typical recreational place for the locals to withstand the high temperatures that the region reaches in the summer. You will also find boat rental stands. If you use them, it is advisable not to go against the current between lagoons. It can end up stranded among reeds. (Original) En mitad de la estepa manchega se encuentra el oasis que podría ser considerado el Parque Natural de las Lagunas de Ruidera. Lugar emblemático de cascadas que se recomiendan visitar en la estación húmeda, es decir, en primavera, para poder avistar toda su fuerza en acción. El Parque consta de un total de 16 lagunas. En algunas de ellas se permite el baño y es lugar típico de recreo del lugareño para soportar las altas temperaturas que alcanza la región en la epoca estival. Encontrarán puestos de alquiler de barcas también. Si se hace uso de ellas, es recomendable no meterse a contracorriente entre lagunas. Puede acabar encallada entre juncos.

nice old part of the town to relax and have a drink

:) Precious Castilian-Cervantesque square.

Nice!

Very nice

Beutifull place to go full of history

Amazing Plaza ! I recommend it !

Ok

Must do trip from madrid!!! So worth it to drive there (about 1 hr), you only need an hour or two there to take photos and go up inside one of the mills. Amazing views, and you can walk/hike to see all of them or also go by car and stop at each of them. No regrets.

Visiting the Molinos de Viento de Consuegra felt like stepping into a storybook! 🌾 These iconic windmills, perched along the hilltop, are absolutely breathtaking — especially with the sprawling countryside stretching out in every direction 😍. Walking from one windmill to the next, we couldn’t help but imagine Don Quixote and his legendary adventures coming to life. The views from the top are spectacular, with the castle standing proudly nearby and the charming town of Consuegra below. It’s the perfect place for photography, a peaceful walk, and a moment to soak in the history and beauty of Spain. We went early in the morning, and it was quiet and serene, with just the sound of the breeze turning the sails. A must-visit destination for anyone traveling through Castilla-La Mancha — full of magic, history, and unforgettable scenery. 🌟📸

Such a fun place to stop and see this historic site in Spain. The windmills are much larger than they look in pictures and it's amazing to see them up close. You can pay a couple of Euros to go up and see the inside. I think it's worth it as it was very fascinating. There is a little movie they show you that explains how they worked.

The windmills of Consuegra are located on a high ridge overlooking the plains of La Mancha. It is a very nice place to visit, offering a wide panorama of the Castilian countryside—a classic view of the region, often associated with the novel Don Quixote. The views from the hilltop are excellent and stretch clearly for miles, providing ample opportunity for good photographs. The site also features the Medieval Castle of Consuegra, which is located right next to the mills. The castle is an interesting structure to explore, offering solid insight into the area's history and strategic past. While it requires a drive, this destination is totally worth the trip. It combines significant history and appealing architecture with great natural views. If you are traveling through central Spain, we recommend making this a worthwhile stop on your itinerary.

I have a special desire for windmills especially those old windmills, visited those in Mykonos and absolutely like them. Knowing Spain also have old windmills and I have to be there. The sunset here is incredible and I would assume sunrise is amazing as well. Worth a visit and if you drive, drive lol the way up to the last windmills!

Absolutely loved my sunset walk among the windmills of Consuegra! 🌇✨ A wonderful blend of history and nature, with the sky ablaze in gold and pink hues. 🌅 Perfect spot to burn some calories and be mesmerized. 🏃‍♂️🌟 First stop on my mini Europe road trip and it was fantastic! 🚗🇪🇸 Highly recommend!

Wonderful place with stunning views. You can visit a windmill inside and learn how it works. Several languages available. So interesting! Bring a wind jacket 😉

A very interesting museum with a great shop on-site. We bought cheese & wine, both of which were delicious, especially the wine! I wish we had bought more. Well worth a visit.

New looking museum with very nice displays: cheese education, bull fighting, and a few artist’s work.

Great little museum that showcases the history, process and origins of Manchego cheese. Attached is an art exhibit and a memorial to a local legend and bull fighter. Perhaps the best thing, it's free!

What a great small museum that explains the making of manchego cheese. Very friendly and helpful staff. Great cheese to purchase at the end of the self guided tour

Interesting museum if you are interested in cheese..art..Spanish history. Not just a cheese museum. The history of cheese making is there and a lot of the background to Manchego including the sheep.

Lovely exhibition. There are some English information, but mostly in Spanish. Well worth a hour or so.

Free museum and you get to buy cheese at the end of the tour. What could be better than that?

Had lunch with my wife. Great food ! The pig in wine sauce was excellent. I recommend!

Super good food and fast service, can't complain anything.

Absolutely outstanding in every way, this place is one of the area's hidden treasures, which, if you're in the area, you cannot afford to miss. Ambiance, service and foodwise, very much worth the kilometers that many endure in order to reserve a table here. An outstanding risotto, great fish, tapas and - as behooves the area - a great wine selection. You will absolutely travel back in order to enjoy the varied items, a-la-carte or in a tapas-style experience. Try it once, and become a lifetime regular. Also great for that business occasion or important event, with an absolutely unbeatable price/quality balance, with which you will undoubtedly surprise your associates and guests. Do call well in advance.-

Probably the best town south of Madrid for vino 🍷 tinto and tapas in Spain. Worth a visit even without a the famous "feria de la tapa" !

Good food and atmosphere

Great Food, very nice and supportive waiting staff. So far the best restaurant in town.

Great place to Sunday Stroll on foot.

Wonderful area for the migrating birds. We saw a Marsh Harrier, glossy Ibis , swallows, Flamingos red billed ducks, white Stork . The people who maintain this area are doing a great job.

It so desperately needs more water to reestablish its glory. What little remains still holds a great compliment of birds, however the majority of the reed beds are now dry. The reserve is expertly maintained by a dedicated staff. But will it ever return to its former glory? Not with fields of new vines and olives planted sucking water from the water table. Nation help is needed to retain this Spanish treasure!

Well worth visiting! It took me 42 years to finally stop by on one of my many crisscrossings of La Mancha! Plenty of water and all sorts of birds. It has a calming effect on visitors.

We visited on a sunny and warm Sunday afternoon at 6pm. There were still 100's of families, couples and guided parties walking round the various routes. We were lucky though to have a guide who was able to explain quite alot in English. The levels of water have fallen due to the dry weather and this has pushed the wildlife further away from the walkways and viewing areas. I suggest you either take a pair of binoculars with you or go on a guided walk that provides them. I think the best time to visit if you want to see as much wildlife and in particular the birdlife is in the mornings and from Monday to Friday as the numbers of people visiting are significantly lower than at the weekends. There are toilets situated at the start of your journey so I would say if you need to go do it before you set off walking. There is also a small shop selling souvenirs as well as snacks, water and ice cream etc. Try to visit in April and May or even earlier as the water levels drop as the summer months approach. On the plus side if you have travelled in a campervan or you are towing a caravan, you can stay overnight in one of the grassed car parks. Remember to bring your own food as Daimiel is about 14km away.👍👍👍👍

A beautiful Natural park to spend with Family and Friends. It was a beautiful experience walking around the park. During summer it is good to visit during morning because it could be very hot during tge middle of the day.

Bird watching in an easy way. Almost flat and well prepared with walkways over the water takes you to the observation posts. From these wooden cabins it is worth to use long shot photography and telescopes to watch wild life upclose. Big cranes arrived early november this year in numbers. Ducks, storks, herons, cormorans...

It’s such a beautiful place, but I went on summer and it was slightly dry. Probably is better to come on a wet season.

Classic spanish theater. Offers guided visits. It is an inner "patio" of old houses, where audience occupies the ground floor and the balconies in small wooden chairs. No roof, just covered with some awning to protect from sun (or cold days). Plays are also centuries old. An interesting experience.

Imagine Stratford on Avon, but with a lot broader repertoire to pull from. All of Miguel de Cervantes, all of the Golden Age of Spanish Comic Theater. Very thoughtfully presented. Very approachable. A must see.

Worth popping in if you are in the town. €2 with an audio guide - not that much to see but it is unique

A must if you are travelling to Almagro! It is super worty. For 7 euros, you get a theatre show, really funny with great actors, and an explanation about how the theatre culture was born in Almagro and about the history of the place. The visit takes around 1h.

A piece of theatre history and Castillian culture that was almost lost in the mists of time. Nice visit with audioguide included in the price. Unfortunately not adapted for persons with reduced mobility, I'm afraid.

The theater is from the 16th century and it is very interesting to see.

Another suprise in beautiful Spain.

We thought it was well worth the visit and at €3 person, it's good value for money. You can do an audio guide via your phone or get a guided tour however probably only in Spanish. The frescos are in a good state and there is plenty to take in. Take note of the opening times and if the door is closed then ring the bell for the vigilante.

Great palace and an excellent little tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and easy to be with. Tours at 4pm and 5pm. El Pinky bar a great place to eat and drink while waiting for the tour! Loved the town.

Impressive. Worth a stop

Loved it . Also the city.

(Translated by Google) Who would have thought that the largest archive of the Navy is located so far from the sea, in an Italian-style palace, and all in the middle of La Mancha? Learning firsthand the story of Álvaro de Bazán, the first Marquis of Santa Cruz, after whom the municipality is named, and in such a stunning setting, is an experience not to be missed. Our guide (affectionately known as "Trompantojo") made the visit even more interesting, demonstrating his knowledge and passion for this piece of history. A very enjoyable visit, with free admission and the option to make a voluntary donation if desired, which is complemented by the surroundings, including a very authentic square and church. (Original) Quién diría que el archivo más grande de la Marina se encuentra en un lugar tan lejano al mar, en un palacio de estilo italiano y todo ello en mitad de La Mancha. Conocer de primera mano la historia de Álvaro de Bazán, primer marqués de Santa Cruz y que da el nombre al municipio, y en un entorno tan impresionante es una experiencia que no te debes perder. Nuestro guía (al que llaman cariñosamente "Trampantojo") hizo la visita aún más interesante, demostrando sus conocimientos y pasión por este pedazo de Historia. Una visita muy agradable, con acceso gratuito pudiendo hacer un donativo voluntario si se desea, que se complementa con todo el entorno en el que se encuentra, con una plaza y una iglesia muy auténticas.

(Translated by Google) A marvelous Italian Renaissance palace in a region of Spain you'd never expect. Filled with fabulous frescoes depicting the story of the great 16th-century sailor, Álvaro de Bazán. Andrés, the guide, proved to be truly passionate about his work and the history enshrined within those ancient walls. Coinciding with a theatrical performance, which left much to be desired in terms of the characterization of the characters (it must be said), the guide was able to bring outstanding interest to his remarks. It's worth a visit. The most spectacular thing you can find in La Mancha de Don Quixote. (Original) Maravilloso palacio del renacimiento italiano en una región de España que nadie puede esperar. Repleto de fabulosos frescos con la historia del que fue el gran marino del s.XVI, Álvaro de Bazán. Andrés, el guía, demostró ser un verdadero apasionado de su trabajo y de la historia que esos ancestrales muros encierran. Coincidiendo con una representación teatralizada, que deja mucho que desear por la caracterización de los personajes, (todo hay que decirlo), el guía supo ponerle un interés sobresaliente en sus intervenciones. Merece visitarlo. Lo más espectacular que podéis encontrar en La Mancha de D. Quijote.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular. A marvelous Bazan family palace. The guide was a 10. Rich in paintings, frescoes, furniture, and decor, its interior is not to be missed. I recommend it. (Original) Espectacular. Una Maravilla de palacio de la Familia Bazan. El guía, un 10. Rico en pinturas, frescos, mobiliario, decoración y su interior no hay que perdérselo. Recomiendo.

Ancient and emblematic place. Very well explained during the guided tour, and the historic events that took place during la reconquista. Very recommendable. I expect it will be supported with more resources to maintein and promote such a simbolic place.

You can feel history in places like this. Old convent and castle. The guided visit is a must. The views from the top of the castle are impressive. It was intended to protect the pass to the north from muslims in the south. The road to the castle is really bad. Sharp uneven rocks give an ancient look but also the feel. You can break something in your car. 15minutes for 2km up the hill. Take care.

Amazing place to explore and understand a little bit of medieval history

Beutiful historic monument. Well kept.

Must see, with a passionate guide you will go back in time

Epic visit to this castle and one of the best of our 1,100 mile Spanish road trip. Liked the dramatic music they played as you entered which added to the atmosphere. Slightly more printed information than elsewhere. Amazing views and the drive their was fun.

Awesome castle built directly on bedrock.Awesome guide Susano was so knowledgeable and informative.Loved it.

Must visit if you have interest in the Jewish culture. And if no interest... you should get to know it. After all, they have preserved the Torah, the "Law" of the Almighty and Yeshua (the Hebrew name of Jesus) is the Living Torah. עם ישראל חי

The Sinagoga del Agua is one of the most fascinating places in Úbeda. Hidden away behind a simple door, it opens up into a beautifully preserved space full of history and atmosphere. You really get a sense of the city’s Jewish past. The guided tour is only in Spanish, which might be challenging if you don’t speak the language, but they provide a small booklet in English, German, and other languages so you can read along. It’s easy enough to follow and still enjoy the visit — the place itself is captivating, from the stone arches to the ritual baths. Even if you don’t understand every word, it’s absolutely worth it for the experience and the feeling of stepping into another time. So if you are ever here in Ubeda make sure to visit the sinagoga del Agua. And i recommend booking the connected tour with the other jewish museum (you can ask for that at the reception or book it over tripadvisor)

Beautiful place, Isabel our guide was great and went out of her comfort to support non Spanish speakers at the tour.

A Hidden Gem: The Synagogue de Agua in Úbeda The Synagogue de Agua in Úbeda is a must-see for anyone who wants to explore the rich history of Andalusia. This hidden treasure, located deep in the heart of the city, is a testament to the Jewish presence in Úbeda and a stunning example of medieval architecture. What to Expect: ✅Historical Significance: The Synagogue de Agua is one of the few surviving synagogues in Spain built before the expulsion of the Jews in 1492. It offers a fascinating insight into Jewish life and culture during this period. ✅Architectural Beauty: The synagogue is a masterpiece of architecture, with beautiful vaults, intricate decorations, and a unique design. Meticulous restoration has helped preserve its original splendor. ❗Guided Tours: Unfortunately, the guided tours are only in Spanish, making it difficult for tourists to follow the thematically focused tour. However, there are booklets with information in English, French, Italian, and German so you can follow the tour thematically. I was deeply impressed by the beauty and history of the Synagogue de Agua. The tour was informative and captivating, and I learned a lot about the Jewish community in Úbeda. It was an unforgettable experience that I would recommend to anyone interested in history, architecture, or religion. Tip: Don't book the tour online, but rather on-site, as it can be combined with a tour of another Jewish house for a lower price. Conclusion: The Synagogue de Agua is a truly interesting place that will take you on a journey back in time. It is a must-see for every visitor to Úbeda and an unforgettable experience that you will remember for a long time.

Interesting guided visit for €5 of a fairly recently rediscovered medieval synagogue, or so it is believed. Developers of three adjacent buildings in 2006 found a basement with huge earthenware vases half sunk into the ground, all covered in sand and debris. Further excavations revealed a number of wells in adjacent cellars that were full of rubble, and a perfectly preserved large rectangular ceremonial bath down seven steps, all carved out of solid rock inside what must have been a prehistoric cave created by underground streams. Also a number of arches, columns and architectural features including a double prayer gallery as used by women in synagogues, above a central space that would have been used by men. Archaeologists concluded that during medieval and renaissance times this building had indeed been used as a clandestine synagogue during periods when the Jewish faith was persecuted in Spain.

Stupid that it costs you more to order the tickets online than at the door. And no effort is done by the cassièrre / guide to speak anything else than Spanish. The French and English texts don't explain a lot, are quiet rubbish. The whole visit is done very speedy, you are not allowed to take your time to admire anything. Definitely, in those circumstances, not worth the money.

Most disappointed. We paid our entry fee. No audio guide. There was a spanish tour starting. We were obliged to join it. We were then told we could not proceed ahead of the tour, which was in spanish only, and taking 15-20 minutes per room. We left. We asked for our entry fee back. After consultation with the tour guide, this request was granted!!!! So we wasted 45 minutes and saw the 1st room only. What a ridiculous bunch of clowns!

Great place! Beautiful architecture! Peace and quiet. Love it

Town was a bit disappointing not much atmosphere, old part was worth seeing

Beautiful little town with a quaint historic centre. Beautiful cathedral and medieval palaces. Old centre is a no traffic zone. A very pleasant visit. It is best to park the car outside along the circular way called Murallas, where the views are fantastic.

Must visit ... history, scenic surroundings and great food

Like a ghost town with sometimes a cattle of tourists behind a guide

Nice walking

Beautiful!

Was a great visit to the oldest castle in Spain, there is a recording with English subtitles and all the information boards have English too. Quite a few steps up to the top of the tower, but worth it for the view.

Long climb up from Area de Camping but well worth a visit. Nothing left inside, but wonderful views and interesting info.

Car park right at the entrance. During opening hours, every 45 minutes the gates will be opened. Visitors can chose for guided or individual visits. Large structure. Impressive.

We arrived at 3pm during siesta so only saw the outside which was impressive.

We enjoyed going to the castle which had great views.

I'm sure it would have been a great place to visit but unfortunately it's closed on Tuesdays, don't understand why tourist attractions in most cities and countries aren't open 7 days a week, it just doesn't make sense in this day and age????????????

Lovely building, with information panels in Spanish and English. We paid for the guided tour, but she wasn't interested in doing this and spent her time chatting to another colleague. Disappointing aspect. Castle definitely worth a visit though. Nice views.

Interesting stop. Great views. If you park at the top, give a donation to the parking man. Found toilets down the steps at the left hand side of the basilica. Nice drink and sandwich in the town Square afterwards.

Imsupersble

Beautiful place. A little excessive if you are not a Christian believer, though

Expectacular

Ok

Expectacular

Expectacular

Beautiful baths to visit.entry is free.also other exhibitions within building

Free entry to this extremely interesting place, where you could easily spend a couple of hours exploring not only the baths but the art and antiquities exhibitions and the roof top terrace with commanding views of the city. Be sure to begin with the audio visual introduction which is very well done. It is in Spanish but the video makes things very clear. Recommended!

Wow!! What can I say, a beautiful, stunning place. We spent a long time in there. Staff spoke good English and was very attentive to my disabled husband. The place is very accessible fir wheelchair users.

Great museum and not just the Arab bath but they also have different attractions there. Must visit if you're in Jaén

Highly recommended! Not only you get to see the 50sqm of the Arabs Baths build in S.XI but also a very rich ethnographic collection. And if that wasn't enough you can go to the top floor and enjoy the amazing views of the Jaen region and all of that completely free as there are not fees to enter in the Cultural Center.

This is the Arab baths - without the water. It’s free and it’s big. It has a lot more to see than just the baths. It’s mainly in Spanish though. Worth a visit if you like history and historic buildings and the walk to the museum is nice

The Arab Baths were excavated and restored after a 16th century palace was built over them. These are the largest Arabic baths in Spain and were built over the Roman originals. The restoration is mostly plain brick but there were some areas with the original geometric decoration. There's not a huge amount to see but it's certainly worth a 15 minute visit. The palace courtyard itself is very pretty too and has examples of local cultural dress. As the baths are underground now most of the light wells are actually lights but the effect is the same.

Amazing cathedral where you can access the external upper balconies with superb views of the city and surrounding countryside. The very impressive virtual reality goggles (on the left as you enter) are the best way to start your visit. An audio guide is included in the entry price. On our visit there was a very charming lady selling the tickets and managing the shop, who spoke English.

This is a must see whilst in Jaen- it’s such a stunning cathedral. This cathedral is in my top three cathedrals of the world which I would have not have expected given the size of Jaen. It’s not only stunning but different from my cathedrals of its era. The architecture of the roof is unusual and stunning in my opinion. You can visit three levels. In the basement it’s like a museum and the upstairs galleries have lovely views looking down on the inside of the church. The audio guide was a bit over-detailed for me so I gave up on it and just read the signs which were in Spanish and English. Visited on a hot Saturday in July and it was virtually empty. Outside the cathedral is a lovely square with seats to sit in the shade and admire the front of the building.

A wonderful castle 🏰, with a great view of whole city.

Fantastic breathtaking cathedral! Also the VR headset available at the entrance was amazing giving birds eye views of the cathedral! An absolute must! Also to see it at night recommend making the trip up to the Parador and walking along the path to the edge underneath the white cross...

Like others but at night was wonderful and by new technology is useful

If I'd been wandering solo this would have been a ten minute visit but our guide, Patricia, was fabulous so the visit was extended to an hour by learning about the bishop who remained unburied for 500 years, the choir seats and the council being snubbed, the balconies around the outside, the bombing of Jaen in the Spanish Civil War and the face of Christ relic. It is an impressive and well maintained building but there is very little in the way of information unless you have an audio guide.

We have spent a month touring Spain and done our fair share of Spanish cathedrals. We were a bit reluctant to visit this Cathedral just because we really have overdone cathedrals in the past month. Cathedral overload has been succeeded. However every Spanish cathedral is special and different in its own way and Jaén is no different. Jaén has some amazing art. The cathedral itself is stunning. Very tall and light. We were lucky in that the organist was practising when we were there. The organ here is amazing - and I have heard a few. It was such a privilege and very inspiring just to sit and listen to this incredible musician in such an amazing building. The audio guide is a bit dry - as must cathedral audio guides are. So even if you are approaching cathedral overload - go and visit Jaén cathedral

Fantastic views. Recommend walking up if you are fit and able too. Avoid the heat of the day. Hotel at the top of you need a drink! Some great walks around Jaen

All preserved very well. Us only one third of original castle. Stunning views. One of the finest preserved medieval castles in Europe.

Great castle 🏰 with a wonderful view of the whole city

Free entry to this old quayside fort. Nice views and it's an interesting stop in Cadiz. Only a few minutes from the beach.

Location is something else The welcome letter tells all info related I loved this gesture to welcome you with the story of the place/castle Must visit when in Malaga

We were staying at the Parador, largely as it was so close to the castle. I was intending to walk around the outside early in the morning but it was wet and windy when we got up. Entrance was €3.50 and the wind had really picked up so we joined a few other visitors, hats and raincoats sticking to our bodies as we dodged from tower to tower to avoid the driving rain. Each tower had exhibitions about the castle and there was an AV presentation, in Spanish. It showed how the Moorish city grew and there were two castles built as the city expanded. The Christians then extended the walls and built additional towers and the French demolished parts of the old castle when they left Spain after the Peninsular War. We saw the prisons where the French kept Spanish guerillas before executing them and there was information on Teresa and the politics of the area after Ferdinand III captured it from the Moslems. The weather put us off spending too long outside but the wildflowers in the centre would have been beautiful in the sunlight and the views, even with the cloud, wind and rain were stupendous.

Absolutely amazing views from this fascinating castle. Loads of history to be learned here. You can guide yourself and/or get a talk from one of the guides/staff. Nice walk to the edge of the hill with an enormous cross - fab overlook. Nice place for a rocky picnic. Free parking.

All day in the water, on the slides, in the VIP shade and enjoyed every second. One of the best water parks we have been to. Mum, dad and three kids, 14, 14 and 9

I found this place like a heaven amazing with kids and family, evetything you need is there, bar, restaurant and also a shop where you can buy water games and suites... people in spain are very kind and always ready to assist and help... absolutely a water paradise for kids and grown up...

Been here 4 times. Worth it especially during the weekday afternoon. Was not crowded and was easy to ride everything. Good value for money

My friends and I had an amazing time today It was the perfect way to beat the summer heat and create unforgettable memories together. The water slides were an absolute blast! From exhilarating drops to twists and turns, they catered to all levels of thrill-seekers. The pools were clean and refreshing, providing a great place to cool off and relax. The whole park was well-maintained, and safety measures were clearly prioritized. The staff were friendly, attentive, and helpful throughout our visit. They ensured we had a fantastic time and were always available to answer any questions we had. We loved the variety of food options available within the park, and the meals were delicious and reasonably priced. The seating areas were ample, providing comfortable spots to rest and catch our breath between the exciting water activities. Overall, the experience exceeded our expectations. It's a fantastic destination for families, friends, or anyone looking to have a fun-filled day with water adventures. We will definitely be returning soon to experience the thrills and create more wonderful memories. Highly recommended! 👍

This was the second waterpark we visited whilst holidaying in Spain. This had to be the best of the two, (and cheaper). We all had a great time, especially my 10 year old and 15 year olds... oh and me, of course. The queues weren't too long, and all the slides were great fun. The water was warm, and there was plenty to keep us busy all day. Two of the slides, I wasn't keen to do, (I don't like heights), but upon being persuaded (almost forced, 😆), by one of the children, I did them and actually enjoyed them. Don't know what I was worried about!

That was super day with all of the kids .they love it also

We had a brilliant time here! Arrived around 1pm and the car park was near full. The amenities are reasonable, bring your own toiletries &towel if you want a proper shower after, the rides and slides were so fun and queues weren't too long. Only a few of the staff spoke English, but we're the ones who should work on our Spanish. Lots of grassy areas to set up picnics, hot food, drinks and cold snacks available. Would recommend wearing swim shoes, don't bother bring googles/floaters as they arent allowed. Great little kids pool area too, worth a visit.

(Translated by Google) We have been visiting with José Luis, he does a great job. The main activity of the Center consists of a guided tour of the facilities where you can enjoy the most representative species of fauna of the Iberian Peninsula, interact with them and observe them in their natural habitat. Iberian wolf, Foxes, Wild cats, Jinettes, birds of prey Of course you have to dress warmly because it's cold, until the final stretch when the sun is already shining as José Luis says jij (Original) Hemos estado haciendo la visita con José Luis, hace un gran trabajo. La actividad principal del Centro consta de un recorrido guiado por las instalaciones donde , disfrutar de las especies de fauna más representativas de la Península Ibérica, interactuar con ellas y observarlas en su hábitat natural.. Lobo ibérico, Zorros, Gatos monteses, Jinetas, aves rapaces Eso sí hay que abrigarse que hace frío , hasta el tramo final que ya da el sol como dice José Luis jij

(Translated by Google) Excellent visit that my 6 year old daughter and I have made. Tour seeing many animals of all kinds, and seeing how they eat. Carlos, the guide, was very friendly. It is obvious that they are his passion. Highly recommended to go with children and make them aware of how important it is to take care of the environment and fauna. We will repeat for sure. (Original) Excelente visita que hemos hecho mi hija de 6 años y yo. Recorrido viendo muchos animales de todo tipo, y viendo como comen. Carlos, el guia , fue muy amable. Se nota que son su pasión. Muy recomendable para ir con niños y concienciarlos de lo importante que es cuidar el entorno y la fauna. Repetiremos seguro.

(Translated by Google) Great place for nature lovers. They have several animals rescued from circuses, private individuals, and other places, and they care for and feed them. I went with my sister and a niece, and we had a wonderful morning, even getting to see the wolves. The lynx is indescribably beautiful. The guy is very nice and explains everything very well. (Original) Gran sitio para los amantes de la naturaleza. Tienen varios animales rescatados de circos, particulares y otros sitios y los cuidan y alimentan. Fui con mi hermana y una sobrina y echamos una mañana muy agradable y hasta pudimos ver a los lobos. El Lince es de una belleza indescriptible. El chico es muy majo y te explica todo muy bien.

(Translated by Google) Visiting Iberfauna was a very cool experience. It's incredibly interesting to learn the story of each of the animals recovering there. The scenery is beautiful, and the attention from our guide, a young man with a lot of knowledge on the subject, was spectacular. Congratulations to the entire team, and a special thank you to our guide for explaining everything so well. It was a highly recommended experience ☺️ (Original) Visitar iberfauna ha sido una experiencia muy guay. Es súper interesante conocer la historia de cada uno de los animales que están recuperándose allí, el paisaje es precioso y la atención de nuestro guía, un chico joven y muy formado en el tema, espectacular. Enhorabuena a todo el equipo y muchas gracias en especial a nuestro guía por explicarlo todo tan bien. Ha sido una experiencia muy recomendable ☺️

(Translated by Google) Visiting Iberfauna has been a wonderful experience. It is a reserve in which the dedication and love for the animals of those who manage it can be seen. Many of the animals that arrived and live there are irrecoverable, so that they will spend the rest of their lives, not in total freedom, but with a great quality of life, and helping in important educational and awareness work about respect for wildlife and the environment. Highly recommended for both children and adults♥️ Having said the above, I would like to thank the owners for their kindness for making room in their facilities for a hare and field rabbit that I found and had to bottle-raise because they lost their parents and whose release would have had insufficient guarantees. (Original) Visitar Iberfauna ha sido una experiencia maravillosa. Es una reserva en la que se nota la dedicación y el amor por los animales de quienes la gestionan. Muchos de los animales que llegaron y habitan ahí, son irrecuperables, por lo que pasarán el resto de sus vidas, no en total Libertad, pero sí con gran calidad de vida, y ayudando en una importante labor educativa y de conciencia sobre el respeto a la fauna salvaje y el medio ambiente. Muy recomendable tanto para niños como para adultos♥️ Dicho lo anterior, agradecer la amabilidad de los propietarios por hacer un hueco en sus instalaciones para una liebre y conejo de campo que encontré y tuve que criar a biberón pues, perdieron a sus progenitores y cuya liberación hubiera tenido insuficientes garantías.

(Translated by Google) Highly recommended. Carlos is extremely knowledgeable about the subject he explains, and the animals on display are unique, making it a great way to see them up close. (Original) Totalmente recomendable. Carlos posee un gran conocimiento de la materia que explica y los animales que están allí son únicos y es una excelente manera de observarlos de cerca.

(Translated by Google) We loved the experience. We were able to see the great work these professionals do, caring for animals that would have died without their help. The explanations they gave us revealed their great passion for their work and conveyed the importance of raising awareness about protecting nature and its species. I highly recommend it; we thoroughly enjoyed it. (Original) Nos encantó la experiencia. Pudimos ver la gran labor que hacen estos profesionales, cuidando animales que sin su ayuda ya habrían muerto. Las explicaciones que nos dieron dejaban entrever la gran pasión que sienten por su trabajo y nos transmitieron la importancia de concienciarnos acerca del cuidado de la naturaleza y sus especies. Lo recomiendo 100%, disfrutamos muchísimo.