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The Molina Museum is located in the cultural complex of the Convent of San Francisco, and houses an excellent collection.

Molina Castle is a 12th century fortress. The Aragon Tower was built over the Arab castle, and the latter over a Celtiberian castro.

The Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Hoz, is in an incomparable natural setting known as the "Barranco de la Hoz" and next to the river Gallo.

The El Ceremeño museum is located on the ground floor of the Herrería Town Hall and a reconstruction of the necropolis is nearby.

The alleys of Peñas Rubias are also known as the "enchanted town of Orea" and are a curious relief resulting from erosion and modelling.

The fort of Saelices de la Sal belonged to the national side, is unique in the Geopark and is located in an enclave invisible to the eye of the visitor.

Santiuste Castle dates back to the 15th century and is located just one kilometre from Corduente, guarding the entrance to the Barranco de la Hoz ravine.

Las Salinas de San Juan are a set of two salt mines that have been restored, they offer guided tours and you can even buy the salt extracted.

The Cave Shelters of Rillo de Gallo, known as the "Abrigos del Llano" have been a World Heritage Site since 1998.

The Chequilla bullring is a small enclosure formed by the whim of nature. Different towers of red sandstone

Erosion on sandstones and conglomerates has led to the formation of these curious residual reliefs called "Las Quebradas".

This watchtower is located on the hillside where an ancient Arab settlement once stood. This enclave was already known from Palaeolithic times.

Peña Escrita is home to some unique and mysterious engravings, distributed in two different formations or places near Canales de Molina.