Cuenca is a World Heritage city located in Castilla-La Mancha, Spain between the Júcar and Huecar rivers. Some of its notable features include hanging houses built on cliffs overlooking dramatic gorges, a cathedral, San Pablo's Bridge and monastery, and designation as a World Heritage city. It also has many festivals, archaeological sites, and things to do in the surrounding natural areas, making it a popular tourist destination.

1. CUENCA
World Heritage City

2. CASTILLA-LA MANCHA
Cuenca
area: 17.141 Km2
inhabitants: 217.300

3. THE CITY
between JÚCAR and HUECAR rivers

4. JÚCAR GORGE

5. HUECAR
GORGE

6. WORLD HERITAGE CITY

7. CATHEDRAL

8. HANGING HOUSES

9. Museum of Spanish Abstract Art
in the Hanging Houses

10. SAN PABLO’s BRIDGE

11. SAN PABLO’s MONASTERY
Today, the building has been converted into the Parador Nacional de Turismo

12. SKYSCRAPERS

13. STREET of
ALFONSO VIII

14. THE TOWN SQUARE – TOWN HALL

15. HOLIDAYS AND
FESTIVALS
THE HOLY WEEK
declared of International Tourist Interest.

16. surrounding areas – THE ENCHANTED
CITY

17. CUERVO river SPRINGS

18. THE SMALL LAKES OF CAÑADA

19. ARQUEOLOGICAL SITES
Segóbriga
Valeria

20. Noheda
Ercávica

21. THINGS TO DO

22. If you want to come...
...you are WELCOME
E-twinning project Ancient Rome in your modern town - 2011 / 2012