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Ruins of the ancient Islamic fortress that crowns the town and overlooks the entire valley. From the top, visitors can enjoy magnificent views of the surrounding mountains and the historic district, which help illustrate the strategic importance Alpuente held during the Middle Ages.
The town's main church, built on the site of a former mosque. It is notable for its simple architecture and for being an essential part of the town's cultural and religious life.
A space dedicated to the area’s significant paleontological discoveries, particularly dinosaur fossils. It is one of the town’s main cultural attractions and a scientific landmark in the region.
Housed in a former communal Moorish oven, the museum features a collection of artifacts that reflect the collective organization of the town and its surrounding villages.
This ancient tower and gateway to the town of Alpuente, of 9th-century Islamic origin, has been in continuous use to this day. In the 16th century, the Hall of the Cortes and the Council Chamber were added, featuring impressive plasterwork ceilings. It served as City Hall until 2010.
A complex of 11th-century agricultural terraces, with an irrigation system that operated using water supplied by the Acequia Madre. This was a flood irrigation system that required no mechanization.
A viewpoint south of the town of Alpuente, offering breathtaking views of the Reguero River gorge, a valley dotted with orchards and cultivated fields, and the mountains of the Serranía.
A spectacular medieval aqueduct from the 16th century.
Dinosaur footprint site.
Corcolilla Dinosaur Footprint Site.
Ruins of Castillo del Poyo or Fortaleza El Collado.
Corcolilla Church
A former boys' school converted into a paleontology laboratory.
Old Washing Places
A lookout point with spectacular views of Alpuente.
A lookout point with views of the watchtower and the Reguero River ravine.
