In August Villarrubia de los Ojos offers the first guided tours at sunset to

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The Villarrubia de los Ojos City Council, through its Department of Tourism, offers a new tourist offer to get to know the municipality better, which is a series of guided urban routes at sunset, which take place every Tuesday starting at 9 p.m.

“This new initiative joins other innovative actions to boost tourism in our town, such as the first Cuchareo route, and the installation of new indicative signs of our main Denmark Email List heritage and urban resources that we want to highlight, and that will be able to "visualize those who take this new urban route to discover Villarrubia de los Ojos," explains councilor Luis Amancio Párraga.

Those interested in taking the routes on August 9, 16 and 23 must register at the Tourism Office, located in the Ethnographic Museum, or by calling . Also by writing an email to turism. There are limited places, in order of registration.new routes are added to the new Hiking routes marked and created, with more than 30 kilometers in total, as well as the Urban Route, designed for children.

Remember that, to facilitate the journey, the municipal government team is changing and incorporating new signs to promote its heritage, in this case in ten emblematic places, buildings and monuments inside the urban area: in religious sites such as the convent church of the Poor Clare Mothers, from the 19th century; Our Lady of the Assumption Parish, from the 16th century; Hermitage of San Isidro Labrador, from the 17th century or the Hermitage of San Cristóbal, from the 16th century.



And other representative and emblematic places of our history, such as the Fuente de La Hontanilla; Duck Gazebo; “San Isidro” Ethnographic Museum; Clock Tower (19th century) and Plaza de la Constitución”.The festivities concluded with the final fireworks that followed the copla show by the Torralbeña artist Laura García and the subsequent presentation of trophies corresponding to the different championships and fair tournaments that took place in the town's Plaza Mayor.

The festivities councilor, Silvia Cañamero, highlights that they have been very participatory and predominantly local festivities. She notes that “attendance has exceeded what was expected and far exceeded the years before the pandemic.”Cañamero points out that “it has meant a double effort for the organizers and workers of the City Council and that has made the festivities unbeatable.