Alarcón is a historic town in Cuenca, set beside the Júcar River, and Dolly Baby is in the town centre at Calle Capitan Julio Poveda, 51. You can explore the immediate surroundings on foot: Parroquia de Santa María is 60 m away, Museo Miguel Ourvantzoff is 110 m away and the La Peña viewpoint is 130 m away. The area includes churches, a museum and elevated viewpoints overlooking the town; Puerta del Río is 160 m away.
Castillo de Alarcón is 190 m from the accommodation. You can also walk to Iglesia Santa Trinidad, 180 m away, the Calabozo and Chinchilla gates, both 280 m away, and Torre de los Alarconcillos, 360 m away. Plaza de Armas is 490 m away. Further afield, Parroquia de San Juan Bautista is 35 km away and Iglesia Ntra. Sra. De la Asuncion is 49 km away. These landmarks make it easy to plan visits around the town centre and other places of interest in the area.
Walking around Alarcón is a practical way to link the museum, historic gates, viewpoint and castle. If you prefer outdoor activities, you can go hiking, fishing and canoeing in the surrounding area. The Júcar River and the surrounding landscape provide a backdrop for these outings; you can combine walks around the town centre with time spent exploring the natural surroundings. Alarcón also has temporary art galleries and activities related to local culture.
Parish church of Santa María
— The town's church, a few minutes' walk from the accommodation.
60 m
Museum Miguel Ourvantzoff
— A local museum where you can discover Alarcón's cultural heritage.
110 m
La Peña
— A nearby viewpoint with elevated views of the town and its surroundings.
130 m
Puerta del Río
— A historic entrance among the monumental gates in Alarcón's old town.
160 m
Castle of Alarcón
— A landmark fortress that dominates the town's historic skyline.
190 m
Tower of los Alarconcillos
— Historic remains that make an additional stop on a walk around the town.
360 m