The landscape of the area is typically “Manchego”; with vast plains covered with oaks. In other parts of this region, we find deep canyons shaped by the waters of small streams during the passage of the years, having created with time a great basin that eventually ends in the fertile valley of the Tajo river.

In the area of the Tajo Basin there are multiple hiking opportunities and trails, and wild life such as Golden Eagles, Foxes, Great Bustards (lat. Otis tarda) etc. can be observed. This area is also considered a rich hunting ground, abundant with rabbits, hares etc.

• Parachute jumps.
• Glider flights.
• Balloon trips.
• Canoeing down the Tajo River.
• Hiking.
• Caving.
• Field summer courses in archaeology for groups in “Plaza de Moros”.
  

• Guided visits to the vineyards and the “almazahara”.
• Guided visits to the ethnological museum including a visit to the medieval blazons, and as a finish on the wine route; a tasting of the local wine, manchego cheese and cured ham (in caves from the XVIIth century).
• Horseback riding “Sr. Carmelo Esquinas Priego”.
  

The public swimming pool, surrounded by a perfectly groomed lawn, is located on the premises of the sports center. Other sports that can be practiced here are fronton, tennis, handball and football. The sports center is surrounded by ample green areas.

Los Mayos; Declared of local tourist interest, this event is celebrated the 31st of April and 1st of May. Musicians with stringed instruments are walking the streets, playing and singing songs with lyrics that are referring to and criticizing the events throughout the year.
Fiestas Patronales: In honor of the Patron Saint the Virgin of the Rosary, the 24 to the 28 of August. Important concerts, games and competitions and the days end with firework castles and the burning of several fire bulls.