11 Activities in Cuenca, Spain (with Map and Images)

Enjoy an unforgettable day accompanied by a nature-specialized guide. Visit the Enchanted City and the Devil's Window in a single morning. You will return to Cuenca at lunchtime

Explore Cuenca's captivating history and landmarks with a private guide on this tour. Make the most of your trip to one of Spain's most beautiful cities.

In the heart of Huécar Gorge lies Europe's longest urban zipline: Cuenca Zipline. Are you brave enough to strap in and soar over this medieval city?

This tour is different from the morning tour and, therefore, compatible with it. Many travelers are glad to have done both in order to get to know the historic center in its entirety. As if that...

On this guided tour of the Antonio Perez Foundation, we'll explore the most significant and contemporary art museum in Castilla-La Mancha. Furthermore, you'll be able to participate in an artistic...

Natural place that was declared Natural Site of National Interest in 1929 A must in Cuenca Always punctual in the pick-up Spectacular Karstic landscapes Quality transport

Our hallmark is a sense of humor and trying to get travelers to participate in the tour. The more questions the better. All our guided tours start at the Arches of the Town Hall and last almost...

La mejor manera de descubrir Cuenca a plena luz del día :-) Comenzaremos la ruta en la fuente de la Plaza Mayor, enfrente de la Catedral, para continuar la jornada por la zona más famosa de la...

Our meeting point will be the Fuente del Pilón, in the Plaza Mayor, the only fountain in the square (in front of the stairs of the Cathedral). Our first stop will be in a passageway in the San...

Discover the charms of Cuenca easily and comfortably on board a tourist train. You'll see the ancient Castle, the Gothic Cathedral, Plaza Mayor and much more. All aboard!

We will start at the fountain in the Plaza Mayor, opposite the Cathedral. The first part of the tour will be going up the Ronda del Júcar street until we reach the church of San Pedro, the first...