Casa Teresa Rural

Located in La Iglesuela del Cid, this rural house is the ideal place to go with friends to a touristic and historical town, where you can tell that the Cid passed several times, and enjoy the tranquility of the town and the local products.

The building of this house was built in 1916 as an agricultural house run by a large family. It was renovated in 2009 as a country house, including all the necessary modern conveniences.

With capacity for 24 people, this rural house is divided as follows:

• 6 triple bedrooms decorated in different colors to which you can add a extra bed.

• 6 bathrooms completely equipped integrated into the rooms.

• A living-dining room on the ground floor with a reading space located in front of the fireplace and an entertainment area located opposite the X In addition, the room includes a game table to have fun in group.

• A kitchen fully equipped with all the necessary appliances so that guests can perform household tasks without problems. In addition this stay includes a indoor barbecue that has room to bake juicy dishes to the aroma of firewood.

• A reading area in the attic that allows you to relax, play and see on the television a different movie from the one below.

• A yard with garden to savor outdoor meals and enjoy the views of the environment.

The house also has:

• High chairs and cribs for babies on request.

• Central heating to keep the house at a constant temperature.

The Iglesuela del Cid is a small Teruel population of 462 inhabitants and 40 square kilometers whose urban area was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1982. Located within the urban area is the Town Hall, formed by the castle tower and its dungeons. It was built by the Templars in the 15th century as a defensive fortress against the Muslims. In addition to the castle, the town was protected by a wall that surrounded the city, which today is the arch of San Pablo, which still retains the gozones where to insert the doors.

Near this area, in Molinos, are the Glass Caves. These are caves discovered in 1961 that are named because their stalactites reflect iridescence and shine as if they were a crystalline material. In addition, due to the material of the rock, the stalactites form strange ramifications that give it a magical aspect.

For nature lovers, one of the routes that can be done in this area is the road to the birth of the Pitarque River. It is a circular path of 214 meters of slope and 9 of length that crosses meadows and mountains until arriving at the spring from which this river is born.