Navahermosa

In the southwest of the province of Toledo, in the foothills of the Sierra Galinda, which separates the mountains in the south and the plains in the north.. Navahermosa is less than an hour from the capital, Toledo, a city that was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1986 and is regarded by many as a second Rome.

In the nineteenth century, almost half of the population was engaged in mining and olive oil production. Montes de Toledo was recognised for its olive oil and mills were built in the twentieth century, when cork factories also became important.

WHAT TO SEE AND DO?

Navahermosa falls within Cabañeros National Park, which extends into the province of Ciudad Real from Toledo, and is a Special Bird Reserve (ZEPA) and Site of European Importance (LIC).

Tracks and trails take you to its numerous beauty spots, like the Navahermosa olive groves, Mount Telegrajo or Mount Valcavero, Nacientes Spring, Hoz del Carbonero Waterfall, to mention a few.

If you are interested in history, head to the Town Hall, the Church of San Miguel the Archangel, the houses under the Arches and visit the hermitages and the remains of the Castle de Dos Hermanas. 

Parish Church of San Miguel the Archangel. Photo: Navahermosa Municipal Archive

FURTHER INFORMATION

Navahermosa Town Hall
Plaza de la Constitución 1
45150 Navahermosa, Toledo
T. 925 410 111
info@navahermosa.es
www.navahermosa.es

Diputación de Toledo
Tourist Information Office
Subida de la Granja s/n
45002 Toledo
T. 925 248 232 Ext 551 – 552
infoturismo@diputoledo.es
www.diputoledo.es

Cabañeros National Park
Guided walks
T. 926 783 297
Guided 4×4 tours
T. 926 775 385
Tourist deals and activities
T. 926 850 371
info@visitacabaneros.es
www.visitacabaneros.es