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Located south of the riverbed of the Segura River, to which it joins through the stream bearing the same name, the town of Letur was already considered in the 16th century as “cheerful and rich in water and freshness”. A walk through its streets, the contemplation of its numerous fountains, or a visit to its surroundings, allow us to verify that now, almost five centuries later, the town preserves those same characteristics.
One of the features that make Linares unique is the light color of its houses, contrasting with the red Arab tile roofs. For this and many other reasons, the Government of Aragon declared the town a Cultural Heritage Site in 2001.
Perched above the Valley of the Mundo River, Liétor is the town that bids farewell to this tributary of the Segura River as it leaves the mountains. From here, the waters of the Mundo River head toward Murcian lands. In its network of streets, where part of its noble history can still be glimpsed, this town houses a highly interesting artistic and monumental heritage.
With historical category of town.
With origins dating back to prehistoric times, Manzanera offers visitors a well-preserved natural environment rich in pine and juniper forests, full of rivers, springs, and fountains that make it ideal for numerous excursions through its beautiful and peaceful landscapes.
