Somes of the little towns in the area...

		Villahermosa:  This beautiful village of La Mancha has managed to preserve its genuine character. You will be able to stroll its streets towards the main square and visit the Church of our Lady of the Asumption, a late gothic historical building. Its countless bars will delight you with their exquisite "tapas". The Sanctuary of  Virgen de la Carrasca, and the town fair in September are also worth enjoying. Interesting Link : http://www.calducho.com/ http://www.pueblos-espana.org
		Villanueva de los Infantes : This little town was declared a Historical Monument. It was an important area during the Renaissance and Barroque period. Quevedo , a famous poet, died in a cell of the Convento de Santo Domingo in this town. Churches, convents and palaces like the Palace of Don Diego de Miranda who was the famous knight of the green coat according to the tradition. It will be worth visiting. Don't forget to taste the famous quail pate in one of the bars.  Interesting Link : http://www.infantes.org/
		El Bonillo : A visit to the old village of El Bonillo will allow you to admire its unique square and church of Sta. Catalina (XV-XVI century). Interesting Link : http://www.elbonillo.es
		Sta. Cruz de Mudela.:  This village is worth visiting, especially its church from the XVI century and its famous square bull ring dated from XVII century. Interesting Link : http://www.pueblos-espana.org/
		Valdepeñas : Located in the center of Calatrava Campo is well known as the Wine Capital thanks to its unique winery with Original Denomination you will enjoy to taste in one of its bodegas. Interesting Link : http://www.valdepenas.es/