Museums and interpretation centres of the Serranía de Cuenca

Natural Park centres

The three visitor centres of the Natural Park each have their own subject: in Tragacete, landscape and the tools of the trades, in a 1,310 m² building; in Uña, water and the lake, with a viewpoint and telescope; in Valdemeca, geology, flora and mushrooms. El Hosquillo, with bears and wolves in semi-free conditions, has an interpretation centre and museum and can only be visited by booking.

Memory and trades

In Santa Cruz de Moya, the Centro de Interpretación de la Guerrilla del AGLA keeps documents and video interviews. Cardenete has an ethnographic museum, a mycological museum and a former flour factory open to visitors; Priego has an ethnographic museum with blankets and the hooked poles of the gancheros, river timber drivers. In Huerta del Marquesado, the Museo del Agua Clara brings together the Molino del Batán, the washhouse and the Paisaje Ilustrado.

Dinosaurs

The Fuentes Interpretation Centre tells the story of Lo Hueco, Portilla has its own, and Cuenca has the Museo de Paleontología de Castilla-La Mancha. All are on the Ruta de los Dinosaurios.

Before you go

Opening times change with the season: check them with the regional government of Castilla-La Mancha or each town council.