If you still do not know the Campana de Oropesa, now is your time to travel, discover and enjoy all the riches that this wonderful space hides inside.

It contemplates the magnificent Natural and Cultural Heritage of 140,000 hectares, distributed in the 23 municipalities that make up the Campana de Oropesa.
Visit our famous Medieval Castle from the 12th century, from where you can contemplate the vast plains and traditional crops of all the neighboring villages.
Feel nature at its best, while walking or cycling along the Vía Verde de la Jara, or along the different routes of the emblematic dehesas and reservoirs of the Tiétar Valley, listening to the bellowing of the deer and watching the flight of cranes, flamingos and various birds of prey.
Live a unique experience, as you enter the world of the riverside forests of the Guadyerbas River, and breathe fresh, pure air.
Immerse yourself in its handicrafts, ceramics and embroidery, and immerse yourself in the archaeological sites of La Ciudad de Vascos and El Cerro de la Mesa, the dolmens and the Vetons’ boars.
And, to end the day, taste all kinds of organic products, and try the exclusive and unique gastronomy of our region.

GAL Asociación para el Desarrollo de la Campana de Oropesa (Association for the Development of La Campana de Oropesa)

ZEPA “Tiétar Valley and Rosarito and Navalcán Reservoirs”.
ZEC-ZEPA “Plains of Oropesa, Lagartera and Calera y Chozas”.
ZEC-ZEPA “Tagus River in Castrejón, Malpica de Tajo and Azután Islands”.
ZEC-ZEPA “Ríos de la margen izquierda del Tajo y berrocales del Tajo” (Rivers on the left bank of the Tagus and Tagus crags).
Protected Natural Area “Reserva Fluvial Sotos del Río Guadyerbas y Arenales del Baldío de Velada”.

Fundación Aquila: “To promote research and direct actions for the benefit of the conservation of eagles, humans and the environment they share”.
Segurilla Astronomical Observatory: “A place to dream and enjoy astronomy”.