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Quesada
Roots of Quesada: Tradition, Culture, and Nature where the Guadalquivir is born with the Quesada Tourist Office
Description
Quesada is a town captivating for its rich history and cultural diversity, where various civilizations have left their mark, reflected in its heritage, landscapes and traditions. To begin your visit, go to the Tourist Office, where the staff will guide you on the most prominent places. It walks through its steep streets and fortified areas, adorned with pots and ceramic panels that narrate local history. By acquiring the museum bonus you can visit the Zabaleta Museum, which houses works by artist Rafael Zabaleta and his friends such as Picasso and Miró. There is also the José Luis Verde Museum, with a collection of regional paintings, and the Miguel Hernández Museum - Josefina Manresa, which travels the life of the poet and his wife. In addition, the Rupestre and Roman Art Interpretation Center offers a vision of ancient times. For nature lovers, the Water Cave is an essential stop. This limestone, crossed by the Tiscar River, stands out for its stalactites and stalagmites. Then you can visit the village of Belerda, where you will find the Blue Pilon Water Jump, the Sanctuary of the Virgin of Tícar and the Torreon of Don Enrique el Infante. Don't miss the place of the Laricean Pines, the oldest in Europe.
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Things to consider
Self-vehicle. On Monday and Tuesday the museums remain closed.
Price for groups
There are discounts and gratuities for some groups and residents. It must be confirmed at the Quesada Tourist Office when you get the experience.
