Porzuna – Parish Church of Porzuna loop from Piedrabuena

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Porzuna – Parish Church of Porzuna loop from Piedrabuena

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Porzuna – Parish Church of Porzuna loop from Piedrabuena

02:39

34.1km

380m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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358 m

Our Lady of the Assumption (Piedrabuena)

Highlight • Religious Site

Located in the Maiyor square next to the Town Hall. It is a Neoclassical style construction. Among the construction materials, brick predominates, and of course volcanic stone, and the metallic roofs of the towers stand out. Very nice in general everything.

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17.1 km

Ermita del Cristo de Veracruz (Porzuna)

Highlight • Religious Site

Hermitage of the Christ of Veracruz, with the singularity that it is located in an already inactive volcano. (Cerro de los Santos Volcano)

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18.2 km

Porzuna

Highlight • Settlement

Its term is crossed in a North-South direction by the Bullaque River and located in the so-called "Estados del Duque" communal area.
Of great interest is its parish church, in the urban center, Gothic, with a rectangular plan, declared a Site of Cultural Interest in 1993.
There are also several hermitages, the Hermitage of San Isidro, the Hermitage of the Cruz de Mayo, the Hermitage of Cristo de Veracruz located on an old volcano) and the Hermitage of the Virgin of Guadalupe.
Nearby is the Natural Monument of the Cerro de Los Santos Volcano.
I recommend visiting El Silo.

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18.3 km

Parish Church of Porzuna

Highlight • Religious Site

Porzuna was a Roman and Visigoth settlement, and it is from these civilizations that historical remains have been found. The first settlers of the region are probably from the Lower and Middle Paleolithic according to the archaeological remains found. Most of these can be found in the Ciudad Real museum.

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