Cuenca

[Waves]

Thinking of going to Cuenca and probably stopping in the Calle Playa Artifical which seems to the most popular stop as there does not appear to be a formal aire. I would be grateful for any information anyone may have re the town and where to parkup.


Thanks John

 

[SandraL]

We stayed in an aire down by the water to west of town. Its a very uphill walk to town, but there are paths so no need to take longer road route. No services were installed or available anywhere near so arrive empty/ full. Also 15? km northeast are some rock formations, small entry charge
This was winter 3 years ago.

 

[Waves]

Thank you Sandral, where you stopped sounds very much like the place i am thinking of going. It will be mid/late April when I will go.

John

 

[Minxy]

Lovely place, when we went in February they had a heat wave and it was wonderful, everyone was walking about in shorts and t-shirts eating ice-cream. We got chatting to an English lady who'd lived there for a while and loved the place.

Oh, you MUST, simply MUST do the 'walk of death' across the high footbridge!

 

[jongood]

Thank you Sandral, where you stopped sounds very much like the place i am thinking of going. It will be mid/late April when I will go.

John

Just be prepared Cuenca is high, it will probably be cold in April and the river side parking is properly in the shade.
Lovely town though.

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[Rapido925M]

We got slightly "lost" and drove up through the cobbled streets to the large carpark at the top .

Part way up was a traffic light (showing red) which I decided related to a side road (LHS). I decided to press on through and was very lucky to only meet a scooterist, who looked a bit upset ! The roads, as with all old towns, are a trifle narrow.

Coming back down I followed a local bus and tried to obey all the signs .

Enjoy - Gordon

 

[Busman]

We stayed there 28/12/18 slight frost in the morning -5 lol, easy/nice walk Into town.
Nice place to overnight (no services)