Qué ver en Brihuega (Guadalajara) | Visita Guiada | GRABANDOVOY

What to see in Brihuega (Guadalajara) on a getaway near Madrid: a complete route with lavender fields, history, viewpoints, and top places to eat. In this video, I'll show you Brihuega step by step: the Fountain of the Twelve Spouts, the castle (€2), the free bullring, and Moorish caves. 📍Brihuega is approximately 80 km from Madrid (A-2) and has about 3,000 inhabitants. Ideal for a weekend trip. On this route you'll see: ✅ Plaza Mayor and Town Hall, main park, pillory, Puerta de la Cadena (north) ✅ Fountain of the 12 Spouts (the most famous), washhouse, Tourist Office (former Royal Prison of Charles III) ✅ Churches: Santa María de la Peña, San Miguel, San Felipe ✅ Castle (interior €2) + panoramic view of the city ✅ Puerta de la Guía, Arco de Cozagón, Plaza Manu Leguineche ✅ Convent of San José, Moorish caves ✅ Lavender: products (beer, honey, liqueurs, oils…) + lavender fields ✅ Where to eat and sleep: Hospedería y Terraza Elima + gastronomy ✅ Cepero Bakery ✅ Procession of Saint Anthony (January 17) ✅ Cultural extra: Journey to the Alcarria (Camilo José Cela) 👣 If you like these routes, subscribe And tell me which town we should film next. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:11 Pillory + Main Park 00:44 Chain Gate 01:00 Lavender (products) 01:14 Fountain of the 12 Spouts 01:29 Washhouse 01:45 Tourist Office (Royal Prison of Charles III) 02:02 Main Square + Town Hall 02:26 Bullring (free) 02:48 Cemetery 03:10 Castle (€2) + Panoramic View 03:42 Churches (Santa María de la Peña / San Miguel / San Felipe) 04:36 Accommodation 04:59 Gastronomy 05:25 Trip to the Alcarria 05:37 Guide Gate + Cozagón Arch 06:07 Manu Leguineche Square + San José Convent 06:24 Arab Caves 07:27 Bakery Cepero 7:43 Procession of Saint Anthony 8:00 Lavender Fields 8:39 Closing