Parador de Alarcón is at Avenida Amigos de los Castillos, 3, inside an 8th-century Moorish castle perched beside the Júcar River, above the medieval town. Several landmarks are close by: La Peña viewpoint is 80 m away, Parroquia de Santa María is 110 m away and Castillo de Alarcón is 120 m away. These places are close enough to explore on foot, with the historic building as a landmark.
Museo Miguel Ourvantzoff is 170 m away; Puerta del Río is 180 m away and the town of Alarcón is 190 m away. You can also visit Puerta del Calabozo and Iglesia Santa Trinidad, both 210 m away, or Puerta de Chinchilla, 280 m away. Torre de los Alarconcillos is 360 m away and the ruins of Plaza de Armas are 420 m away; these landmarks give you options for extending your walk around the site and its surroundings.
For a meal, La Cabaña de Alarcón is 50 m away and Bar Patronio is 250 m away. Alarcón Reservoir is close to the hotel, while Cuenca is 80 km away and Albacete Airport is 67 km away. The historic gates, churches and remains of fortifications offer different places to visit, whether you have a short visit or want to spend longer in the town. Walking routes and hiking activities let you alternate between heritage sites and the natural surroundings.
La Peña
— A high point offering views of the landscape and the Júcar River surroundings.
80 m
Parish Church of Santa María
— The town's church, a place to discover its local religious heritage.
110 m
Castle of Alarcón
— A medieval fortress housing the Parador and overlooking the historic centre.
120 m
Miguel Ourvantzoff Museum
— A museum dedicated to the artist Miguel Ourvantzoff and his work.
170 m
River Gate
— A historic entrance to the walled site beside the Júcar River.
180 m
Alarcón
— A medieval town with streets, monuments and historic architecture to explore.
190 m