With a rich history reflected in its architectural heritage, the city offers visitors a variety of points of interest, highlighting the beauty of its religious buildings and its vibrant urban ensemble, where the Plaza de España (only a 5 minutes walk from the hotel) serves as the heart of social and commercial life.
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What to see in Valdepeñas
Wine Museum: Located in an old winery, this museum showcases the evolution of Valdepeñas wines, from their origins to the "New Generation of Wines." Its functionalist architecture blends seamlessly into the local landscape.
Gregorio Prieto Museum: Inaugurated in 1990, it houses around 6,000 works by Gregorio Prieto and other renowned artists like Picasso and Lorca, in a 17th-century manor house.
Church of the Assumption: A landmark of Valdepeñas from the 12th century, featuring impressive Gothic and Romanesque façades.
La Bodega de las Estrellas: An ecological and vegan winery that preserves traditional methods in the production of natural, sustainable wines.
Cerro de las Cabezas Archaeological Park: An Iberian archaeological site with urban and defensive areas, and an Interpretation Center that reveals the rich history of the city.
What to see in the surroundings
San Carlos del Valle – The "La Mancha Vatican": Known for its stunning Plaza Mayor, San Carlos del Valle features a nearly circular square surrounding the Baroque and Neoclassical church of Santísimo Cristo del Valle, crowned by four towers and a grand dome.
Almagro: A charming town in the volcanic region of Campo de Calatrava, Almagro boasts a rich historical-artistic heritage with palaces, churches, convents, and traditional manor houses, all with roots in its medieval past under the Order of Calatrava.
Villanueva de los Infantes: A historic gem in Campo de Montiel, known for its architectural treasures, including religious buildings and the Convent of Santo Domingo, where the writer Quevedo died. It is part of Spain's "Most Beautiful Villages" network.
Manzanares: Founded by the Order of Calatrava in the 13th century, Manzanares offers a wealth of history, cultural heritage, gastronomy, and outdoor activities, all enhanced by the warmth and hospitality of its people.