Alcaraz: Renaissance Art in a Historic Old Town
Situated in the province of Albacete in the region of Castilla-La Mancha is the town of Alcaraz, Spain. It is outstanding for its majestic monuments with the impressive mountain scenery as its backdrop. The town was once an Arab town and an important one during the time of the Reconquest. Today, Alcaraz boasts not only its historical sites but also its natural attractions. It is best explored through a walk in the streets and wander around the different stunning locations.
Best Time to Visit
The spring season from March to May and the fall season between September and October is the best time to visit Alcaraz, Spain. Weather and temperature during these months are quite pleasant, and there are also fewer crowds. Prices for Alcaraz, Spain hotels and accommodations are cheaper during these months. Feria de Albacete is an annual festival that takes place in the province every September and is considered as International Tourist Interest.
What to Do & Area Attractions
While in Alcaraz, Spain, you can visit Iglesia de la Santisima Trinidad. A Roman Catholic church situated in Plaza del Cementerio, next to the Plaza Mayor. It was built during the 14th century and had a leading Gothic portal; however, its interiors are refurbished over the years. The church was also considered as Bien de Interés Cultural in 1982.
Hostal Rural Río Mundo offers accommodation with a shared lounge and a fireplace. Guests can also prepare their food using a microwave. A swimming pool and free Wi-Fi can also be enjoyed at Hotel Rural la Casona del Abuelo Parra.