Ossa de Montiel

Discover the history, culture and traditions of this charming town in La Mancha

Location of the municipality

Ossa de Montiel

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Contact information

Phone

967 37 70 00

Website

https://www.ossademontiel.es/

E-mail

ossa@dipualba.es

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Interesting facts

Population

2250

Altitude

901

Demonym

Osseño / Osseña

Extension

243.50 km²

Welcome to

Ossa de Montiel

Ossa de Montiel a bird's-eye view

Deep roots

History of Ossa de Montiel

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Living culture

Festivals and traditions

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Deep roots

Monuments and Heritage

Discover the historical and architectural treasures that make up Ossa de Montiel a unique destination

Camino del Tovar, s/n, Ossa de Montiel

Rochafrida Castle

C-30 s/n, Ossa de Montiel

Montesinos Cave

C. Sta. María Magdalena, 1, Ossa de Montiel

Church of Saint Mary Magdalene

Ossa de Montiel

Ethnographic Museum of Ossa de Montiel

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Routes

Routes that pass through Ossa de Montiel

Route of the castles of the Order of Santiago

Following the Christian victory at Las Navas de Tolosa (1212), the Order of Santiago was tasked with repopulating and defending the Campo de Montiel region against Almohad incursions from the south. To this end, they established a defensive system of over thirty fortresses scattered throughout the area, comprised of watchtowers and large castles such as the Castle of La Estrella de Montiel and Montizón Castle in Villamanrique. This two-day route explores the most significant military sites, following the same arc...

Distance

130 km

Duration

2 days

Difficulty

Moderate

Municipality

Several

Don Quixote's Trail through the Ruidera Lakes

In chapters XXII through XXIV of Part Two of Don Quixote, Cervantes sends Don Quixote of La Mancha, accompanied by Sancho Panza and a student who is a cousin of the skilled licentiate, to descend into the Cave of Montesinos. There, the knight dreams that he finds the characters of the Carolingian ballads enchanted by the wizard Merlin, and that the Lady Ruidera, her seven daughters, and two nieces have been transformed into the lagoons that bear her name, while her squire, Guadiana, has become a river. This route continues...

Distance

35 km

Duration

1 day

Difficulty

Easy

Municipality

Ruidera and Ossa