Arco Plaza Del Trabuco in Cuenca: photos, reviews

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Arco Plaza Del Trabuco in Cuenca is an enchanting historical site that captures the imagination. Visitors are drawn to its distinguished archway crafted with traditional sillería techniques, setting the stage for exploration. Nearby, the intimate Church of San Pablo and the Provincial Archive, marked by the intriguing statue of Luis de Leon, beckon with their rich stories. A short stroll leads to the graceful Arc de Bezudo and the renowned Fundación Antonio Pérez.

Families will find the area conveniently accommodating, with accessibility features and spaces that encourage young adventurers to explore. While the Iglesia San Pedro holds its own serene appeal, it's the breathtaking panoramic views of the Jucar River and Valley, paired with the surrounding rocky hills, that remained passionately etched in visitors' memories. With multiple viewpoints, this location offers exceptional spots for appreciating the natural beauty and historical depth of Cuenca. Whether you're a history aficionado or simply savoring the view, Arco Plaza Del Trabuco promises a memorable experience.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Plaza Mayor (I)

Bus stop 352 m walk

Castillo

Bus stop 401 m walk

San Pedro

Bus stop 150 m walk

Arco de Bezudo

Bus stop 191 m walk

Plaza Trabuco

Bus stop 24 m walk

4.3

based on 109 reviews

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4.3/5 109 reviews

antonio rivilla ramos

Resto de la antigua alcazaba árabe y entrada al barrio del castillo

MARTA V MARTINEZ

Bonitas vistas camilo empinado, escaleras

Bilal M

Great views.

Arco Plaza Del Trabuco in Cuenca

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