Cervera del Río Alhama is the capital of the Alhama-Linares region, located at the foot of the Sierra del Alcarama mountains and bathed by the Alhama River. Its town centre is divided into two neighbourhoods, Santa Ana and San Gil, and its municipal area includes the towns of Cabretón, Valverde, Valdegutur, Rincón de Olivedo and Ventas del Baño. The local economy combines traditional crafts, such as the manufacture of espadrilles, with agriculture, livestock farming and the service sector. Part of the Biosphere Reserve, Cervera del Río Alhama offers beautiful nature trails, a rich historical and artistic heritage, with a castle and religious temples, and the possibility of enjoying astronomical tourism, thanks to its spectacular starry sky.

Medieval castle

The original centre of the town, its construction dates back to the Muslim period or even earlier, although it was renovated several times between the 14th and 19th centuries. Today, vestiges from the 13th and 14th centuries remain, such as the Cueva de la Luna (Moon Cave), fragments of the wall and ancient viewpoints offering panoramic views of the valley.

Alhama Greenway

A 12 km linear route that allows walkers and visitors to explore the Alhama river valley, enjoying its rich flora and fauna. It begins in La Albotea and ends in Aguilar del Río Alhama, passing through notable points such as Cervera, Pozo Largo, Contrebia Leucade and Inestrillas.