Embark on a journey to Cuenca, immerse yourself in its compelling history, myths, and intriguing facts of a city that earned a World Heritage site status in 1996. Our journey commences at Plaza Mayor, situated just at the foot of the Cathedral of Santa María and San Julián. From this junction, we’ll progress towards the ancient Muslim fortress, later transformed into a Jewish quarter, and witness the remnants of the palace of the Marquises of Cañete, the Torremangana, the synagogue, and the splendid balcony that overlooks the Júcar gorge. Trekking around the medieval barriers of Calle del Carmen, our path will lead us to the grand houses of Calle Alfonso VIII homes. Here, we will find the Alfonso VIII tunnels and Casa del Corregidor. Our journey will include a walk through their backyards to marvel at Europe’s earliest skyscrapers. The awe-inspiring picturesque view of the fortifications from the balconies of the Hoz del Huécar will elevate your experience, culminating our sojourn beside the San Pablo bridge and the Hanging Houses.