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Situated in the heart of the Mancha Alta to the southwest of Cuenca, is Torrubia del Campo, a small town in La Mancha, with a population of about 300 inhabitants.
A privileged zone, where the tranquillity and the amiability of its people reigns, in which we can walk contemplating the wild fauna of the steppe zone of La Mancha. The municipal term is propitious for the practice of the hiking, the stroll by horse or in bicycle. The Church of Our Lady of the Valley is worth mentioning. It is a very slender building with a square exterior silhouette. A square tower with five sections and a crenellated finish. The voussoired North Door, with alabaster stone; and the South Door, Neoclassical, under a triumphal arch with a semicircular opening and a triangular pediment. The interior of a single nave with chapels in the background. The largest has a half-sphere vault over pendentives. The nave is divided into five sections, the closest to the transept is a star vault, the sides of this body with pilasters of Corinthian capitals. Above the transept, there is a half-sphere vault on pendentives. In the arms and in the headboard, half orange with oval lunettes.
Located 16.6 km away we have Uclés that extends in the foothills of the Sierra de Altomira, in a landscape populated by small hills and plateaus that give an undulating aspect to this corner of La Mancha. The town centre is conditioned by the gentle slope of the hill, crowned by the monumental castle of Arab origin and reinforced after the Reconquest. Only three towers remain from the old fortress, one of which is the watchtower, a wall canvas and the Puerta del Agua or Arco de la Fuente.
Located 20.9 km away is the Archaeological Park of Segóbriga constituted around the Roman city of Segóbriga. Nowadays, you can visit the aqueduct, the necropolis, the city, the theatre, the wall and the main door, the cryptoporticus of the forum, the theatre baths, the basilica, the forum, the basilical classroom, the monumental baths, the acropolis, the house of the mining solicitor, the amphitheatre, the circus and the Visigothic basilica.
24.7 km away we have the Castle of Puebla de Almenara, a 12th century castle with 14th century reforms, which allows us to appreciate the stables, halls, and interior elements of these fortresses, which have usually disappeared.
The castle is composed of three enclosures, a first trapezoidal wall, a second space of passage, and the third, the oldest part, which gives access to residential areas, storage, and military use.
The mine of the Enchanted Moor is a specular or selenite gypsum deposit located 48.7 km away. It is one of the hundreds of mines discovered in this area. It has more than one kilometre of galleries at a depth of more than 40 metres. It has two extraction shafts and a stepped entrance and three areas of which the deepest is frequently flooded. Nowadays the mine can be visited going back 2000 years in history, where rooms and galleries show the traces of mining tools next to a crystalline environment decorating the walls and ceilings of this spectacular mouth of the earth.

It is 45 minutes from Madrid and 40 minutes from Cuenca.
By bus. From Madrid's Atocha Station, bus No. 352. It costs approximately 5 euros. Estimated time of 1 hour and 49 minutes.
By train from Madrid to Tarancón and then by taxi. Cost approximately 30 euros.
In the village there is a small grocery shop. Supermarkets can be found in Horcajo de Santiago, El Acebrón or in Tarancon.