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

Amazing exposition

(Translated by Google) A museum worth visiting, especially if you want to understand the significance of Holy Week in Cuenca. The people who run the museum are truly commendable, answering any questions you may have. The videos are very well done, and the mock Holy Week procession is very beautiful. (Original) Un museo digno de visitar sobre todo si se quiere entender lo que significa la Semana Santa en Cuenca. La gente que lleva el museo la verdad es que su amabilidad es digna de reseña contestando cualquier duda. Los vídeos que salen están muy bien realizados y el simulacro de paso de semana santa muy bonito

(Translated by Google) There are ancient legends about Jesus and his worshippers. (Original) 有关于耶稣及崇拜者古老的传说。

(Translated by Google) An incredible experience that immerses you in Cuenca's Holy Week. The objects and carvings on display are impressive, including the Christ of Medinaceli. It's well worth a visit. Inside, Álvaro and Laura will lovingly and lovingly explain the traditions. Highly recommended. (Original) Increíble experiencia que te sumerge en la semana santa de Cuenca es impresionante los objetos y tallas que se pueden observar incluyendo el Cristo de Medinaceli, merece mucho la pena visitarlo, dentro se encuentran Álvaro y Laura los cuales te explican con devoción y cariño las tradiciones. Visita muy recomendable

(Translated by Google) The Holy Week celebrations in Cuenca are beautifully presented, with some pieces displayed in museum-like settings, information on its most important sculptors, and glimpses into its history and curiosities. The exhibit is enhanced with subtitled videos and concludes with interactive touchscreens that are particularly appealing to children. Even those who aren't particularly involved in religious brotherhoods will find it a valuable introduction to the world of Holy Week in Cuenca. Highly recommended. Congratulations to the organizers for their hard work and this achievement, and to the entire city of Cuenca. (Original) La semana Santa de Cuenca se encuentra muy bien expuesta con la musealización de algunas piezas, la referencia a sus escultores más importantes, sus curiosidades e historia. Se ameniza con videos subtitulados y termina con unas pantallas táctiles a modo de juego que resultan atractivas para los niños. Incluso al que no sea muy cofrade le sirve para conocer el mundo de la Semana Santa conquense. Muy recomendable. Enhorabuena al esfuerzo que han hecho los promotores por el logro conseguido. Y a toda la ciudad de Cuenca.

(Translated by Google) It represents Cuenca's Passion Week well. Objects behind cloth do not look good. The rooms dedicated to Marco Pérez are also very interesting. (Original) Representa bien la Semana de Pasión conquense. Los objetos que se encuentran detrás de telas no se ven bien. Muy interesante también las salas dedicadas a Marco Pérez.

(Translated by Google) I'm not a fan of Holy Week, but there I learned to see it from a different perspective, more charming and magical. A good museum. (Original) No soy de semana Santa, sin embargo allí aprendí a verla desde otra perspectiva, más encantadora y mágica. Buen museo

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.

For 3 euro you can see arts from the 1960 and the inside of the church converted into an art gallary.

Small but nice place to visit if you are interested in cold abstraction. Beautiful building

Not really much to see, unless you are really into abstract art. The entrance fee is not worth it

Expensive

(Translated by Google) An intimate and secluded space with an interesting display of the centenary artist's work. Thanks to the staff for their attentive service, as well as to Marta for her patience and enthusiasm in explaining and helping us with the tour. (Original) Un espacio íntimo y recogido con una interesante muestra de la obra del centenario artista. Gracias al personal por su detallada atención, así como a Marta por su paciencia y entusiasmo al explicarnos y ayudarnos en el recorrido.

(Translated by Google) It can certainly be described as a "temple of art." A magical place where you can enjoy a beautiful display of the work of this great artist, fundamental to the development of new visual languages ​​of the second half of the 20th century, both in Spain and internationally. The exhibition features highly varied productions, from what we might call his apprenticeship period to the most recent. Many works were made specifically for the beautiful chapel, as always at Torner, exquisitely considering the relationship between the work and its surroundings, the dialogue with the space, with the other objects surrounding it, and of course, with the architecture. The beautiful chapel plays a starring role in the exhibition. The staff provided exquisite (and very knowledgeable) service. (Original) Desde luego se puede hablar de un "templo del arte". Un lugar mágico donde disfrutar de una hermosa muestra de la obra de este gran artista, fundamental en el desarrollo de los nuevos lenguajes plásticos de la segunda mitad del siglo XX, en España e internacionalmente. Con producciones cronológicamente muy variadas, desde lo que podríamos llamar periodo de aprendizaje hasta lo más reciente. Con mucha obra hecha específicamente para la preciosa capilla, como siempre en Torner tomando en consideración de manera exquisita la relación entre la obra y el entorno, el diálogo con el espacio, con el resto de los objetos que la rodean, y por supuesto con la arquitectura. La capilla hermosísima juega un papel estelar en la exposición. Atención exquisita (y muy informada) por parte del personal.

(Translated by Google) I respect art and spaces to the fullest. Look at the reviews I usually post; this place is a disgrace. €3 for a 5-minute tour of three pieces, and areas of the monastery covered and hidden to make it more "modern." Very disappointing. I wouldn't go back. (Original) Yo respeto el arte y los espacios al máximo. Vean las reseñas que suelo poner, lo de este sitio es de vergüenza. 3€ por una visita de 5 minutos con 3 piezas y zonas del monasterio cubiertas y tapadas para hacerlo más “moderno” Muy decepcionante. No volvería.

Beautiful building, great room, superior service with special thanks to Mr. Alvarez for his superb customer friendliness at check-in. One minor comment about the area around the swimming pool where better maintenance is required.

This is a premium hotel in a stunning location. Rooms are classic style, clean and spacious but a little dated (which is the style). The location is unbeatable right by the old town and castle, over a short bridge. Walks being already halfway up the hill, walks are accessible for most. The catering in the hotel is excellent, as is consistent with the whole area. Service in the restaurants is excellent and attentive. I believe this hotel offers great value and service. Recommended.

Great hotel, fine restaurant. They will make off-menu items for you, if possible. The service everywhere if friendly and efficient. Be prepared for a bit of a steep walk to the old town after the footbridge.

Great location, superb beds. Unhelpful front desk staff Sunday afternoon check in. Repeatedly told taxis would not access Barrios del castillo due to festival being on. This was not the case, should I have taken this adviced and not trusted my instinct to investigate further our overnight stay in cuenca would have been ruined. Laundry returned still wet. Overall really wasn't what we were expecting. Bar staff very efficient. First impressions are everything and the 2 gentlemen at front desk on Sunday afternoon were neither helpful or polite. I would not recommend staying here.

Beautiful interior patio interior an older convento. Good spot to stop for a drink even if you're not staying.

The hotel is in a beautiful building with amazing views, large rooms, good breakfast with variety of local specialties and restaurant with good and inexpensive though small choice of food. Restaurant staff is very nice and polite. I gave 3 stars to service, because of terrible reception staff (inpolite, not ready to accommodate any requests and overall badly trained for such a classic hotel priced as most 5 stars hotels).

Lovely hotel, staff were friendly and helpful. Rooms were lovely and clean. Great location

Got a reservation on short notice (could have even walked in, one table was not occupied) Got the arguably worst table on the restaurant - maybe because of the short notice. Everything else was nice - very good food, excellent wine list, reasonable prices for what it is

we were in Cuenca for our Thirtieth Anniversary so wanted to have a nice meal in a good restaurant. After doing some research we decided to book here and book the Menu Degustation with Wine. We arrived and were greeted by the the staff and shown to our table. the restaurant itself if lovely being built into the cellars of a house. the staff were lovely offering to speak in either Spanish or English. The food was simply. wonderful with an explanation of what you were eating and where it came from. also the wines that accompanied each course were wonderful and matched to food perfectly. We had such a lovely experience and it really rounded off a perfect day for us. Thank you to all the staff who made this experience memorable. Highly recommended.

Excellent restaurant in the heart of the Old town in Cuenca. We stumbled upon this quite randomly, and decided to go with the set menu which was reasonably priced. It ended up being a very fun and tasty activity as we kept looking forward to what was next. Every food item on the set menu was excellent, unique tastes and dishes. I'd highly recommend, and would likely visit again if ever at Cuenca again!

It is a beautiful place to eat in Cuenca. The food is both traditional and innovative. Powerful and delicious flavours. The service was excellent. We loved the desserts!

Enchanted from the moment we walked in ! The manager and his wonderful team were surpassed only by the quality and taste of the amazing food ! We had both the trout and the cod which were among the most delicious meals we have ever had in all of our years of travel. This was a slice of heaven in this enchanting town. We could not recommend more highly! A must if you are in Cuenca !

Amazing place in Cuenca. Worth traveling there. Cozy surroundings, top class service and fantastic food. We had such a great evening and experience. And the cheesecake was the best I have ever had - I am fantastic cheesecake lover and this one was just phenomenal. We will definitely return to Cuenca just to dine at Raff San Pedro again

Incredible... delicious.. Class...awesome. Amazing and unique dining experience in a Fabulous setting and great ambience. Loved every minute and morsal of this culinary delight. A must visit in Cuenca

Amazing fusion restaurant in Cuenca. Great service, I think a starter and main is more than enough to feel full. We took tuna tartar, chop suye, lomitos and meat and it was delicious. Also cous cous desert is interesting, they have great vine choses and super interesting seaweed tea as appetizer. Must visit, book in advance

A great place with a good selection of dishes; even the most sophisticated gourmand will find new experiences here. The service is amazing - by Spanish standards, it's simply outstanding. I truly felt like a guest. Bravo ❤️

I was in Cuenca to do my drivers license! And happy to find this amazing restaurant wich i enjoyed every single day i was there . And happy i have to be back soon for my second part the practice exam so i can go there again. Amazing. Wish we have you closer .

I looked for a nice restaurant with a Bib gourmand and found Olea Comedor. When i was there, the staff don't know about their Bib gourmand status...quit bizar. Anyway, the food was excellent. Specially the cow cheek was super super tender.. I love that meet so much, and this was really one of the best ever. The atmosphere was not my favorite... Screaming children, people using their telephones load. But the interior was very nice, with the green colored chains on the walls.

Wow!!! Just wow!! This restaurant is phenomenal! If you're looking for a break from the typical Spanish flavors in the area, this is the place to go. While the menu is small, the flavors are BIG BIG BIG! The services was also impeccable! The woman who served us was full of smiles and patience explaining menu items to us. We had three dishes, the tuna tartare, chop suey, and a pork plate. All were truly amazing and distinct. The tuna tartare was fresh and packed with flavor. The chop suey was not at all traditional and made with zucchini noodles, but came in a creamy delicate sauce. Finally the last, the thinly sliced pork dish was rich and nutty. The Asian influence is readily apparent, but we loved how they created new flavors in the fusion. Finally my husband order the chocolate ice cream. It had broken cone chunks on top and a shot of Bailey's they poured over once at the table. It became almost like a cereal! But a very delicious adult version. We can't recommend this restaurant enough! Be open minded, don't expect traditional Spanish flavors, and you'll love it. Expand that palette!

Food was excellent, and the staff very friendly, patient and helpful. Must absolutely try the papadas with hierbabuena, peanuts and teriyaki sauce. The leche merenguada dessert was exquisite (and disappeared within seconds in our bellies). I want to come back to Cuenca just to eat here again.

We have never experienced anything quite like Olea. The combinations, attention to detail, quality of the service were exquisite and truly sublime. The presa ibérico literally melted and created a sensation on our pallet quite like no other. We also ordered the causa limeña and OMG. This chef is quite literally a wizard with his abilities to combine what could be deemed unusual items, that just create the perfect dish, each and every time. We salute you !!! We were blown away and will be returning to experience this ‘out of this world’ restaurant as soon as we can.

Excellent place for lamb. The gazpacho was also delicious Recommended and worth returning Cost per pax without desert or coffee was 37

Great food: wild mushrooms, lamb chops and Zarajos ! Prices are very reasonable, clean neat place and good fast service. Recommended !

Really nice Spanish fare, the slow cooked lamb was really tender and delicious, so was the snail ( Caracoles) a three course meal comes to about 30 bucks which is quite nominal. Medium spices so people from Asia would find this place good.

I recommend the restaurant. It is family owned for over 35 years. The wife runs the eating area th le husband is the chef in the kitchen. They are the perfect pair abs have made of this restaurant the absolute best for decade. The food is cooked while you wait, they have an extensive selection of wine, as well as mouthwatering homemade dessert. I enjoyed it all and absolutely recommend them. While in the area do stop by, you will be absolutely delighted!!!!

Small and centrally located restaurant in Cuenca with one open dining area with typical Spanish noise. But excellent food and service. Well worth walking off the tourist track to enjoy local cuisine. Their roast lamb is out of this world. Fully recommended!

Not good. We requested half hour between first and second course. The second course brought immediately after we finished first course. They took it away but reheated it half hour later. Swimming in oil. No recompense to us. Bad experience. We are not people that normally complain.but this was a very bad experience . At a cost of 75€.

Delicious cochinillo! Highly recommend!

A restaurant with a chef who dares to explore flavors. Unfortunately, his intentions do not always pay off culinary. The Roca brothers or Feran Adria or even Maxikot in Riga have mastered this art. The quality of the ingredients is excellent. Definitely worth visiting this restaurant because there is a lot to discover in its kitchen for a very good price!

My first ever Michelin start restaurant experience and it was worth every last penny. I would go back if I could, and get the 15 course meal aswell.

Incredible restaurant with a fantastic view and 6 course menu set.

It was good. For high end michelin we ve had better and worse and value was ok not brilliant. Asian fusion cuisine which is fine.

Great food , great staff , v helpful and explained food wonderfully without being over the top

A wonderful lunch with creative, well executed dishes and interesting wine pairings. Service was top flight. This was an unexpected pleasure.

Poor cooking philosophy.

Beautiful building, great room, superior service with special thanks to Mr. Alvarez for his superb customer friendliness at check-in. One minor comment about the area around the swimming pool where better maintenance is required.

This is a premium hotel in a stunning location. Rooms are classic style, clean and spacious but a little dated (which is the style). The location is unbeatable right by the old town and castle, over a short bridge. Walks being already halfway up the hill, walks are accessible for most. The catering in the hotel is excellent, as is consistent with the whole area. Service in the restaurants is excellent and attentive. I believe this hotel offers great value and service. Recommended.

Great hotel, fine restaurant. They will make off-menu items for you, if possible. The service everywhere if friendly and efficient. Be prepared for a bit of a steep walk to the old town after the footbridge.

Great location, superb beds. Unhelpful front desk staff Sunday afternoon check in. Repeatedly told taxis would not access Barrios del castillo due to festival being on. This was not the case, should I have taken this adviced and not trusted my instinct to investigate further our overnight stay in cuenca would have been ruined. Laundry returned still wet. Overall really wasn't what we were expecting. Bar staff very efficient. First impressions are everything and the 2 gentlemen at front desk on Sunday afternoon were neither helpful or polite. I would not recommend staying here.

Beautiful interior patio interior an older convento. Good spot to stop for a drink even if you're not staying.

The hotel is in a beautiful building with amazing views, large rooms, good breakfast with variety of local specialties and restaurant with good and inexpensive though small choice of food. Restaurant staff is very nice and polite. I gave 3 stars to service, because of terrible reception staff (inpolite, not ready to accommodate any requests and overall badly trained for such a classic hotel priced as most 5 stars hotels).

Lovely hotel, staff were friendly and helpful. Rooms were lovely and clean. Great location