Cultural Landscape: A Lived Territory
The cultural landscape is the result of the historical and social relationship between people and their environment.
Exploring these landscapes reveals how towns, architecture and traditional activities have shaped a lived space, where heritage extends beyond monuments and becomes part of everyday life and territorial identity.
DATE OF VISIT: 28 November 2026
DEPOSIT REFUNDABLE AFTER THE VISIT: €5 per person
10.00 Cosuenda. The Lisalta Tower offers an excellent viewpoint to interpret the vineyard-shaped landscape. The walk through wine cellars and vernacular architecture reveals how the environment has shaped settlement. A stroll through the neighbourhood of the wine cellars and the architecture of the working class enables us to understand how the landscape has shaped the way in which people live and build. .
12:00 Cariñena. From the Monjas Tower, the urban walk explores a town deeply connected to its wine-growing landscape. The former synagogue, parish church and street layout reflect centuries of coexistence.
4.30 p.m. Longares. The visit focuses on the Church of the Assumption, whose Mudéjar tower dominates the agricultural landscape. The tour through the traditional architecture completes an experience which invites you to observe how the landscape, work on the land a14> and the passing of time have shaped the identity of the village.
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Affiliated establishments of the Campo de Cariñena Wine Route
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