Stunning museum. The building is a maze of rooms that have incredible views over the valley and…read moreother areas of Cuenca. Winding staircases lead up and down the space to small alcoves with fascinating modern art installations. We only had a little over half an hour to enjoy it due to arriving later but it was a highlight of our visit to Cuenca. I enjoyed this museum more than the Spanish Abstract Art Muesum (but which I would still recommend).

This museum is free and it is located where Cervantes was born. It is only part of the original…read morestructure. There is one wall in the "surgery room" that is original. The museum is filled with artifacts from the time (that they borrowed from the Prado). It is worth it to see the different accurate decorations. Also ,upstairs they have an art show of works inspired by Cervantes. It was awesome to see how other people are inspired by Don Quixote

This is the most interesting historical site in Guadalajara. The building is impressive for his…read morearchitecture, particularly the details on the interior balconies. Palais del Infantado houses the Museum of Guadalajara, which has a small but interesting collection of cultural artifacts and paintings. There are also spaces for temporary art exhibitions, which included a very nice selection of impressionist and surrealist painting on the day I visited.