Plaza Mangana in Cuenca: photos, reviews

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Plaza Mangana in Cuenca offers an intriguing journey through time with its rich archaeological heritage, showcasing remnants of an alcazaba, Jewish quarter, synagogue, church, and noble houses. Dominated by the 16th-century Torre Mangana, complete with a clock on top, this site is both historically significant and picturesque. Families will find it suitable for children, and its wheelchair-accessible entrance ensures everyone can enjoy this charming attraction. As the sun sets, the plaza provides tranquil views, making it an ideal starting point for exploring the broader wonders of Cuenca. With a strong Google rating of 4.4, Plaza Mangana is a captivating blend of history and beauty.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Plaza Trinidad

Bus stop 435 m walk

Plaza Mayor (I)

Bus stop 251 m walk

Puente de la Trinidad

Bus stop 418 m walk

Palafox - Audiencia

Bus stop 239 m walk

Alfonso VIII

Bus stop 50 m walk

San Juan

Bus stop 173 m walk

4.2

based on 67 reviews

Google

4.2/5 67 reviews

Martin Westendorff

Vermutlich der beste Ausblick über die Stadt.

Alejandro Chacon

Hermosa vista y muy tranquilo

Pere Fortunÿ

Un buen mirador

Plaza Mangana in Cuenca

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