All the heritage of Cuenca in a guided tour of the Medieval City of Cuenca, starting with the Castle to the Bridge of San Pablo, going through all its most emblematic buildings. Despiués enter the Hanging Houses and the Cathedral of Cuenca
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Historic Walled Town of Cuenca - Cuenca, a city recognized as a world heritage site
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Archivo Historico Provincial - A stop on our guided tour
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Mirador Barrio del Castillo - The starting point of our guided tour, offering a stunning panoramic view of the city
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Plaza Mayor de Cuenca - Our guide will share the rich history of this beautiful square
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Catedral De Cuenca - The cathedral’s viewing experience 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 vantage point allows for an appreciation of every detail and corner of this sacred place. From above, the Main Square scene is captivating, offering a view of both the historic city center and the new city, along with the winding Jucar River.
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Cuenca City Hall - Another stop on our guided tour
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Escultura de Alfonso VIII - We will pass by this sculpture, located between the cathedral and the Hanging Houses
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Museo de Arte Abstracto Espanol - A guided tour of the Museum of Abstract Art
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Puente de San Pablo (Saint Paul Bridge) - Designed by the Eiffel school, Saint Paul Bridge offers a thrilling walk for the adventurous and a memorable experience for all, making it one of the city’s top spots. Visitors will have a similar exhilarating experience in the Castle District, with its breathtaking views from the viewpoints overlooking deep gorges
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Casas Colgadas - The Hanging Houses, Cuenca’s most famous tourist attraction, exemplify the city’s unique architecture with balconies that seem to hover over the abyss. They are a symbol of the city, along with the San Martin Skyscrapers, the world’s first ten-story buildings.
Inside the iconic Hanging Houses is one of the most important art exhibitions of 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. Visitors can admire works by artists such as Canogar, Chillida, Feito, Millares, Oteiza, Tapies, Torner, and Zóbel.
- Convento de San Pablo - Our tour concludes a few meters from the convent, after crossing the Saint Paul Bridge
- Medieval Cuenca Guided Tour
- All tickets included
- Guided tour of Hanging Houses
- Cathedral guided tour
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