Private Tour Cuenca and its Hanging Houses from Madrid

Full Day Private Tour of Cuenca and its Hanging Houses

Private Tour Cuenca and its Hanging Houses from Madrid

By Agiday

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10h
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Multiple languages

Overview

Hello !

Come with me on a Private Tour, to see the wonderful “hanging houses” of Cuenca, a wonderful cultural heritage city, a wonder of nature that mixes history with surrealism, we will lose you through wonderful streets that give special and colorful scenes of a masterful Cuenca and only.

We will start this experience crossing the San Pablo Bridge with views of the city. Then we will visit the Museum of Spanish Abstract Art, in it we will be able to see the interior of one of the hanging houses 1959 -1960, we will cross the San Pablo Bridge, until we reach Plaza Mayor and the Gothic Cathedral, formerly a mosque, 1902, we will visit
Castle District, Arco de Bezudo, Old fortress and castle. Perhaps we will get lost in its wonderful streets that always lead to wonderful places and views…

It will be a private meeting, we will live this experience at the rhythm of each group, without hassle. No connections, private tour exclusively by Agiday Travel.

Activity location

Puente de San Pablo (Saint Paul Bridge)
- Puente de San Pablo,
- Cuenca, Spain

Meeting/Redemption Point

P.º del Prado, 3
- 3 Paseo del Prado
- 28014, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain

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Private Tour Cuenca and its Hanging Houses from Madrid

10h
English

Travelers

Languages available

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Price details

$276.36 x 2 Adults$552.72

Total

Until Fri, May 3

What's included, what's not

Soda/Pop
Museum of Spanish Abstract Art
Entrance Cathedral Cuenca
Breakfast
It does not include lunch but according to each group we will make some recommendations according to your preferences.

Know before you book

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Activity itinerary

Puente de San Pablo (Saint Paul Bridge)

The incredible beauty that surrounds it, means that, since ancient times, both the citizens of Cuenca and its tourists venture to cross the bridge to take pictures with its wonderful views.

Casas Colgadas

Perched on the ledge of the rock above the Hoz del Huécar, the Casas Colgadas are an indisputable symbol of Cuenca and true jewels of popular Gothic architecture. Made of masonry with ashlars in the corners and supported by corbels, they overlook the river from their wooden balconies projecting over the cliff.

Museo de Arte Abstracto Espanol

1h
Admission ticket included

A mythical museum in a mythical place. The Hanging Houses are the habitual residence of the sample; a cozy and overwhelming space with open-air wooden balconies, from where incomparable horizons can be seen over the gorges of the Huécar river.

Plaza Mayor de Cuenca

The historic center of Cuenca is articulated from its Plaza Mayor. Irregularly, its limits are bathed in beauty, tradition and culture. Center of light and the color of the facades also shows a monumental architecture of its most emblematic buildings. The Convent of Las Petras is a huge building three blocks from the 16th century. The impressive façade of the Norman neo-Gothic style Cathedral competes in prominence with that of the Baroque town hall that stands on three semicircular arches. The square is, in short, the place where the flow of culture and beauty that surrounds the entire city starts.

Catedral De Cuenca

1h
Admission ticket included

The Cathedral was the first building to be built after the reconquest and therefore shows all the splendor of ecclesiastical power. Begun at the end of the 12th century, it had several phases in its construction, reforms, extensions and variations that dot its style, clearly Norman Gothic, with some Romanesque reminiscences and later contributions such as Plateresque, Cistercian or Baroque.

Arco de Bezudo

Little remains of what was once the impregnable Christian fortress, some fragments of wall canvas next to the entrance, a tower, two magnificent square cubes and a beautiful semicircular arch at the entrance, the so-called Arco de Bezudo. This arch dates from the 16th century, preserves a shield with a fleece and is one of the old gates of the city of Cuenca, which separated the intramural and extramural spaces. It is the narrowest point between the two sickles and from there the entrance to the city was defended from its highest part. Currently, you can access the upper part of the arch by stairs and enjoy fabulous views.

Torre Mangana

Mangana Tower, built on the ruins of the old fortress, did not undergo any significant changes in its structure until the 20th century, when, due to its deterioration, it was rebuilt giving it a neo-Mudejar appearance, as well as an aspect typical of Italian towers. Although it is possible that its initial function was that of a defense and surveillance tower, with the passage of time it became a bell tower and a reference clock for the city.

Location

Activity location

Puente de San Pablo (Saint Paul Bridge)
- Puente de San Pablo,
- Cuenca, Spain

Meeting/Redemption Point

P.º del Prado, 3
- 3 Paseo del Prado
- 28014, Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain

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