Tomelloso

Tomelloso spreads across a flat terrain at 668 meters above sea level, featuring numerous vineyards and agricultural fields in the Castile-La Mancha region.

The settlement emerged in 1494 under the name Los Tomillosos, referencing the abundant thyme fields, and gained city status in 1927 through agricultural development.

The Antonio López Torres Museum displays numerous artworks donated by the local painter, representing the agricultural and social life of La Mancha region.

The city maintains 2,300 underground caves that function as wine cellars, offering visitors opportunities to explore traditional wine production methods throughout the year.

The Carriage Museum exhibits an extensive collection of agricultural machinery and includes a traditional bombo structure, demonstrating local farming heritage.

Location: Province of Ciudad Real

Elevation above the sea: 662 m

Website: http://www.tomelloso.es

Part of: Mancomunidade «Comsermancha»

Shares border with: Alhambra, Argamasilla de Alba, Campo de Criptana, Arenales de San Gregorio, Pedro Muñoz, Socuéllamos

Address: 13700 Tomelloso, Ciudad Real, Spain 13700 Tomelloso

Website: http://tomelloso.es

GPS coordinates: 39.15778,-3.02083

Latest update: June 16, 2025 08:24