La Casita de Ana is in Cuenca’s old town, on Calle de las Espigadoras. You can explore the area on foot, along historic streets and through small squares; Casa de las Rejas is 170 m away and Jardín de los Poetas is 210 m away. The Tunnels of Alfonso VIII are also nearby, at 230 m, as is the Centre for Modern and Contemporary Art of Castilla La Mancha, at 280 m. You can alternate walks around the centre with visits to buildings and cultural venues.
The Hanging Houses are a seven-minute walk away and the Cathedral of Our Lady of Grace is nine minutes away. Torre de Mangana is 310 m away, the Science Museum of Castilla - La Mancha is 340 m away and the Spanish Museum of Abstract Art is 440 m away. Cuenca - Fernando Zóbel railway station is 4.5 km away; Adolfo Suárez Madrid - Barajas Airport is 164 km away. There is no parking at the property, so bear this in mind if you are arriving by car.
To learn about local history, you can visit the Cuenca Museum, 450 m away, and the Cathedral Treasury Museum of Cuenca, 460 m away. Cuenca’s historic centre, recognised for its heritage and buildings above the gorges of the Júcar and Huécar rivers, invites you to explore its viewpoints, narrow streets and monuments at your own pace. A visit to the Cathedral and the Hanging Houses is easy to combine with the museums in the centre; for a walk among the trees, La Alameda is 1.6 km away. The city also offers walking routes through its urban and natural landscapes.
Casa de las Rejas
— Historic building in the centre, known for its façade and iron grilles.
170 m
Jardín de los Poetas
— Small urban garden where you can take a break during your walk.
210 m
Tunnels of Alfonso VIII
— Underground passageways that form part of local history.
230 m
Science Museum of Castilla - La Mancha
— Interactive museum dedicated to science and knowledge.
340 m
Spanish Museum of Abstract Art
— Collection of abstract art in Cuenca’s Hanging Houses.
440 m
Cathedral of Santa María and San Julián
— Gothic church with chapels, stained-glass windows and centuries of history.
510 m