ALBARRACIN:
Albarracín is a unique place. Walking through its streets, exploring its walls and exploring its monuments is like taking a trip to the Middle Ages. Admire every corner, its reddish-colored houses, its doors and knockers, its tiny windows with lace curtains or its continuous balconies in rich wrought iron and carved wood.
The precious architectural and urban legacy of Albarracín exudes charm and calm. Not to mention the wonderful views you'll get from its enviable location.

The Plaza Mayor, where the Town Hall is located, is a good place to start your visit to this picturesque town, which is home to a number of interesting monuments and museums, such as the cathedral, the churches of Santiago and Santa María, the Casa- Noble Museum of the Pérez and Toyuela family, the Municipal Museum and the Diocesan Museum. Not to be missed if you go with children is the Toy Museum.
To enjoy the natural surroundings of Albarracín, you can take a pleasant walk along the Guadalaviar River and walk along the river promenade next to the meander dug by the river as it passes through the town.

It is advisable to use the car parks at the entrance to the town and wear comfortable shoes to avoid the many slopes and stairs that you will find during your tour of Albarracín.

Another of the attractions that Albarracín offers is the Dinópolis Territory branch dedicated to the world of fossils and prehistoric seas: Mar Nummus.

In its surroundings lies one of the most amazing landscape and cultural complexes in Aragon: the Protected Landscape of the Rodeno Pine Forests. The chromatic contrasts between the green of the pine forest and the red of the rodeno stone create a space of great colour, strength and beauty. In its rock shelters excellent samples of Levantine rock art are preserved, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

The best way to get to know Albarracín is, without a doubt, enjoying a guided tour through its streets and its most emblematic monuments. They are organized by the Santa María Foundation and also by the tourist services company El Andador.

TAJO RIVER SOURCE
The Tagus River, the longest in the Iberian Peninsula with 1008 kilometers in length, is born at this point in the Montes Universales, called Fuente García. This river, which we see here as a small stream, finally flows into the city of Lisbon, with an average flow of 444 m3 per second.

Very close to where the river actually starts, a little lower, going along the road between Guadalaviar and Frías de Albarracín, we find the monument to the river Tagus River, in which we can see a huge statue that represents the personification of the river , and the symbols of the provinces of Teruel (the bull with the star), Guadalajara (the knight) and Cuenca (the chalice).

CHEQUILLA MONOLITHS
Chequilla is a Spanish municipality belonging to the province of Guadalajara, in the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha. The municipality is located in the Alto Tajo Natural Park, in the valley of the Cabrillas River. However, it corresponds to the Señorío de Molina de Aragón. In 2015 it had a population of 21 inhabitants. Chequilla stands out for its red sandstone rock formations.

GATES OF HELL
Curious tunnels in the rock that were created by the action of the rivers.