Tereuelian Beauties

Today promises to be a busy day, so you should go for breakfast without delay. In one of the most popular breakfast places in town, Cafetería Pastelería Ruiz, we can try a lot of non-standard desserts and homemade pastries, as well as take some food with you on the road.

Albarracin is a beautiful medieval town, situated over a deep gorge among the rocks and preserved architectural monuments of the XVI century.

After a short walk and a very long drive, it is worth a little break. For this purpose a restaurant of traditional Spanish cuisine La Barrica is perfect. Many kinds of tapas can be found in the menu, fish dishes and seafood also occupy a significant place there. Among the snacks, many people note here mini burgers, as well as baked potatoes.
Closed on Tuesdays.

A small medieval town of Teruel with its narrow streets-labyrinths and towers is a museum of Mudejar style and architecture.

One of the main city temples is Iglesia y Torre de San Pedro. This church is a bright representative of Romanesque and Mudejar architecture. Her bell tower is specially decorated with glazed ceramic tiles. The structure is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, among many other sites.

Spain and Castile in particular have long been influenced by the Roman Empire, so a significant number of architectural monuments are influenced by this culture. Among them is the massive aqueduct Acueducto de Los Arcos, built in the mid-16th century to improve the city's water supply.

One of the most beautiful historical buildings is Torre de San Martín. Built in the early fourteenth century, it is a real masterpiece of Mudejar style architecture. Like many structures in this style, the tower is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Marisqueria Joni, a small but cozy restaurant, will be a great place to spend dinner while relaxing from a long walk around town. The restaurant will be on your way to the hotel and is a great reason to visit it today! The establishment is a classic representative of Spanish cuisine, so here you can find such familiar dishes as tapas, burritos, and a variety of fish and seafood snacks.

Today's journey is coming to an end, we managed to explore one of the most interesting historical cities of Castile - Teruel. Tomorrow our plans include leaving Cuenca and heading towards Madrid.