2025 Ayna Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Spanish Central Plateau Hike ~ Albacete (Region) Ayna, a small white town in Albacete Province in eastern Spain, boasts a castle entrance ruins perched atop a massive rocky hilltop, overlooking the town and the beautiful Garganta del Mundo Valley. The castle dates back to the Islamic period (the era of Muslim rule) and was originally used for military defense, controlling the strategic access route to Andalusia. It was later rebuilt and used after the Christian Reconquista. The mountain path leading to the ruins and the ruins themselves offer stunning panoramic views. You can admire the charming white town of Ayna below, the winding river, and the surrounding rugged canyons and mountains, creating a picturesque scene. The castle itself is now largely in ruins, but the ancient entrance and some structures remain. Its tranquil and rustic atmosphere evokes a sense of history, making it ideal for those who enjoy exploring historical sites and enjoying nature. This area is famous for being the filming location for the classic Spanish film "In the Name of the Fatherland" (¡Por mi pueblo!), and the castle ruins stand as a testament to the region's history and culture. #September2025#Castilla-La Mancha

Exploring the Spanish Central Plateau ~ Albacete (Region) Ayna is a beautiful place that will leave you captivated. Take your time to explore everything as you stroll through the streets and follow the route along the banks of the Mundo River through Ayna. Enjoy walking along the trails that pass through the orchard areas. You'll see how perfectly they are organized and nourished by the abundant crystal-clear springs in the region. If you don't mind walking along steep slopes, you'll find plenty of enjoyment here, with opportunities to recharge at the various bars and terraces you encounter along the way.

Spanish Central Plateau Hike ~ Albacete (Region) Due to its unique geographical location, arable land is scarce, so the residents of Aina cultivate various crops on terraces dug into the mountainside. Its historical and artistic heritage includes the hermitage of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios, whose main attraction is the coffered ceiling above the nave, in traditional Mudéjar style; and the Islamic-style Alcazar of Yedra, located on the outskirts of the village. On the way out of the village, the Mirador del Diablo viewpoint is a must-see for its spectacular panoramic views. Also of interest is the El Niño Caves, which contain Paleolithic cave paintings. #SeptemberDestinations2025 #Castilla-LaMancha

Exploring the Spanish Central Plateau ~ Albacete (Region) The purpose was to create a large market area for Alcaraz. The main square of Alcaraz was built in the 16th century. It has a rectangular shape and a simple design. It is surrounded by iconic buildings of the city, such as the Chief Magistrate's Exchange, "Aholí," "Regatería," as well as the towers of "La Trinidad" and "El Tardón."