• Historic Walled Town of Cuenca - Cuenca, a city recognized as a world heritage site
• Archivo Historico Provincial - A notable stop on the guided tour
• Mirador Barrio del Castillo - The starting point of our guided tour, offering a stunning panoramic view of the city
• Plaza Mayor de Cuenca - Our guide will share the rich history of this charming location
• Catedral De Cuenca - The cathedral visit is enhanced by the breathtaking view from the clerestory. A narrow spiral staircase leads visitors to the cathedral’s ceiling, where they will be amazed by the spectacular views. This unique perspective allows for a detailed appreciation of every corner of this sacred place. From above, the Main Square offers a surprising scene, showcasing not only the historic city center but also a panoramic view of the new city and the meandering Jucar River.
• Cuenca City Hall - Another highlight of the guided tour
• Escultura de Alfonso VIII - We will pass by this sculpture, located between the cathedral and the Hanging Houses
• Museo de Arte Abstracto Espanol - Includes a guided tour of the Museum of Abstract Art
• Puente de San Pablo (Saint Paul Bridge) - Designed by the Eiffel school, Saint Paul Bridge offers a delightful walk for the adventurous and a thrilling experience for those with a fear of heights. Visitors feel they are in one of the city’s prime locations. The Castle District provides a similarly emotional experience, with its viewpoints overlooking deep gorges.
• Casas Colgadas - The Hanging Houses are the city’s most famous tourist attraction, exemplifying Cuenca’s typical architecture. Their balconies invite visitors to gaze into the abyss. These houses have become a symbol of the city. Another example of local architecture is the Skyscrapers of San Martin, the world’s first ten-story buildings.

Inside the iconic Hanging Houses, visitors will find one of the most significant art exhibitions from the mid-20th century: The Museum of Abstract Art. This museum features hundreds of paintings and sculptures from the abstract generation of the 1950s and 1960s, continuing the innovative ideas of Picasso, Miró, and Gris. Artworks by Canogar, Chillida, Feito, Millares, Oteiza, Tapies, Torner, and Zóbel can be enjoyed here.

• Convento de San Pablo - Our visit concludes a short distance from the convent, after crossing the Saint Paul Bridge

• Medieval Cuenca Guided Tour
• Guided tour into Hanging Houses
• All tickets
• Cathedral guided tour

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