The Town Hall The Town Hall of Casas-Ibáñez stands as the administrative and civic heart of this Albacetean town. Situated in the very centre of the community, this building does not merely house municipal offices; it is the focal point where development projects for...
The Hydroelectric Plant The Hydroelectric Power Station in the surroundings of Casas-Ibáñez, known as the La Terrera Hydroelectric Power Station, is located on the banks of the Cabriel River, in the heart of the Cabriel Valley Biosphere Reserve, and constitutes a...
THE PARIS CHURCH OF SAN JUAN BAURISTA AND SANTIAGO EL MAYOR This parish church is the architectural jewel of Casas-Ibáñez and one of the most imposing religious buildings in the province. Dedicated to Saint John the Baptist and Saint James the Greater, the church...
CABRIEL RIVER DREAM BALCONY VIEWPOINT The Balcón del Ensueño Viewpoint (The Dreamlike Balcony) offers some of the most breathtaking and evocative vistas in all of La Manchuela, providing a grandstand view of the Cabriel River valley. This natural site is a privileged...
Hermitage-Sanctuary of the Virgin de la Cabeza On the outskirts of Casas Ibáñez, in the direction of Valencia, stands the hermitage-sanctuary of the Virgen de la Cabeza, a Baroque construction begun in 1680 by the aforementioned architect Juan Ruiz de Ris. It is a...
Little Pines Park A renovated park known as Parque de los Pinillos, as it once housed very old pine trees. It is located at the entrance to the municipality from the Valencia side, next to the bullring. It currently features the “Piruli” monolith, which forms part of...
