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What to see and do in Alcohujate

What to see and do in Alcohujate (La Alcarria Conquense, Cuenca): 4 places across monuments, nature, activities and curiosities, with a photo and a Google Maps location.

1 Villages · 1 Monuments · 1 Nature · 1 Activities

When to go to Alcohujate: festival calendar

August: Festivities of Santa Tecla de Alcohujate (A partir del penúltimo sábado de agosto)

How far each place is from the centre of Alcohujate

Church of la Asunción de Alcohujate 5.8 km

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What to see and do in Alcohujate

Alcohujate
Village
Municipality of the comarca of La Alcarria Conquense, in the province of Cuenca, whose church of la Asunción, of rectangular plan with two great buttresses at the apse end, a low bell tower and a Baroque doorway topped by a triangular pediment, reopened in August 2015 after twenty years closed. From the Cerro Pelao viewpoint the valley of the Guadiela and the nearby Buendía reservoir are commanded, and its festivals of Santa Tecla were moved from 23 September to the summer to take advantage of the greater presence of residents.
Church of la Asunción de Alcohujate
Monument
A church on a rectangular plan with two large buttresses at the chancel end, a low bell tower and a Baroque doorway crowned by a triangular pediment. It reopened in August 2015 after twenty years closed.
Cerro Pelao
Nature
A hill with a viewpoint offering wide views over the Guadiela valley and the nearby Buendía reservoir.
Festivities of Santa Tecla de Alcohujate
Activity
Patronal feasts of Alcohujate (La Alcarria Conquense, Cuenca) in honour of Saint Thecla, whose liturgical feast day is 23 September. They were moved to the second-to-last Saturday of August to take advantage of the greater presence of residents on those dates. During the festivities the village gathers in the square to the sound of the band.