The tour begins next to the Convent of the Clarisas, one of Chinchón’s most representative landmarks, well known for the traditional handmade sweets produced by the nuns. Here, you will learn about the history of the convent and the importance of this tradition in local life.

From there, you will enter the historic centre, walking through streets full of history and passing by the Hermitage of San Roque and the former monastery that now houses the Parador Hotel, a building that preserves the elegance of another era.

The walk continues to the iconic Plaza Mayor of Chinchón, one of the most distinctive squares in Spain. Its wooden balconies, irregular shape, and unique atmosphere help explain the social and cultural life of the village over the centuries.

You will then enjoy a viewpoint overlooking the Castle of the Counts, an ideal spot to admire the surrounding landscape and take some of the best photographs of the visit.

The route continues past the Lope de Vega Theatre and the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, where you will learn about their history and discover the context of the painting by Francisco de Goya housed inside the church, one of the village’s greatest artistic treasures.

Throughout the tour, you will pass by several historic buildings and monuments without entering them, focusing on the urban layout, historical context, and evolution of the village.

To conclude the experience, you will enjoy a tasting of local wine or vermouth in a traditional restaurant located in a former farmhouse—an ideal moment to relax and savour local products in an authentic setting.