Situation
Beteta is a municipality of Castilla-La Mancha (Spain), located in the north of the province of Cuenca, in the region of the Serranía de Cuenca, at an altitude of 1200 meters above sea level.
A few kilometers from the popular source of the Cuervo River, there is an inland landscape that remains unknown to many of the thousands of tourists who visit the Serranía de Cuenca.
A 60-minute drive from the capital of Cuenca, Beteta offers a paradise to be discovered for lovers of hiking, biking, and multi-adventure sports. It is also an ideal destination for those who are attracted by villages full of history.
Characterized by the goodness of its waters, the cultivation of wicker, and surrounded by beautiful mountains, Beteta is crowned by a castle of Arab origin that arouses great interest.
In the municipality of Beteta, considered one of the most beautiful villages in the province of Cuenca, it is located 199 kilometers from Madrid, 135 km from Guadalajara, 255 kilometers from Valencia and 218 kilometers from Zaragoza.
2 h 33 min (215,0 km)
3 h 15 min (290,8 km)
2 h 40 min (207,6 km)
16870 Beteta, Cuenca, España
Where to park
Due to the traditional typology of Beteta, with narrow streets and an urban fabric of medieval origin, the center of the town center has limited parking spaces, especially during the summer season, weekends and long weekends. To avoid crowds and facilitate a more comfortable and sustainable visit, it is recommended to park on the ring road that surrounds the town or on the Camino de los Hornos, at the exit to El Tobar, where there is more space. From both points you can easily reach the center on foot, allowing you to enjoy the charm of the village in peace and quiet.