Looked on MRA in the library and adapted a route for you that takes in Albarracin which is supposedly beautiful .
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Here you go, it's a long and hard ride so you might want to cut it short by taking the motorway north west to Teruel when you cross it - NB, the original national road still runs along side and is a great ride and is empty as it's listed as a 'service road!'
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Albarracín is seriously lovely and worth staying fr a couple of days - better than Cuenca IMHO - and your route might be a little more realistic than mine ...
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Cheers SimonHere you go, it's a long and hard ride so you might want to cut it short by taking the motorway north west to Teruel when you cross it - NB, the original national road still runs along side and is a great ride and is empty as it's listed as a 'service road!'
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was a bit creaky.
This is the place that was recommended in Albarracin for t’dinner.
Just us. Everyone staring at us like we are weirdos.
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Today's excursion we will definitely be visiting here and trying the recommended eatery. Cheers Captain.
Might go into Cuenca later.
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Could be thirsty this afternoon.
Might go into Cuenca later.
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There's a good parking next to the tunnel from which the climb up to the ' city ' - visit the cathedral! - and down the steep way which brings you back to the road almost next to the restaurant.
There's a good tapas bar on the Plaza up there and a little hidden gem with lovely views from its windows and small terrace, check out
La Cantina
There's a good tapas bar on the Plaza up there and a little hidden gem with lovely views from its windows and small terrace, check out
La Cantina
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