We spent some time in the small and quaint town of Alcalá del Júcar with a population of only 1, 321. It is located in a narrow valley in the province of Albacete.

The view from the top of the valley is beautiful. The drive into the town follows a road that winds along the rocky walls of the steep valley.

Bellow is a short video of the drive down the valley.

We went for a walk and explored the town of Alcalá del Júcar. The town is quiet and slow paced. We enjoyed walking slowly along the quiet streets admiring the architecture and scenery. We came across some interesting and beautiful spots along our walk.

Along our walk we came across a gentlemen sitting in a chair in the middle of the street. He was enjoying the sun and seemed surprise to see us.

There were caves carved out of the side of the valley walls where people lived. We could see the caves in many different areas.

Shelley explored a cave house which was converted to a museum. The inside of the cave was spectacular with features that would rival any home.

The town even had a castle which was perched above the town.

The castle provided a great view of the town and surrounding area.

Alcalá del Júcar is very quaint and special town. It has great has great character and we enjoyed exploring the town.

“Hasta luego y que tengas un gran dia”