Reíllo

02Geography

Reíllo is situated in the Serranía Baja comarca, approximately 37 km from the provincial capital. The landscape features rolling hills, extensive dehesas, and the Guadazaón River, which flows through the area from north to south. The village itself is located at an elevation of 1,091 meters above sea level, with the surrounding terrain varying in height.

Distance to provincial capital

37 km

Elevation range

930 m to 1178 m

Main road

N-420

03History and Archaeology

The population of Reíllo was recorded as 294 in the mid-19th century. Significant archaeological findings have been uncovered at the Cerro del Castillo site, including a ram-headed morillo and various ancient ceramics, highlighting the area's historical importance.

• Archaeological site
• Notable artifact Ram-headed morillo
• Cultural designation Declared of cultural interest by the Government of Castilla-La Mancha

Reíllo, a municipality in Cuenca, is known for its archaeological sites and vibrant local festivals.

04Festivals and Gastronomy

Reíllo hosts several traditional festivals, including the celebration of its patron saint, La Abuela Santa Ana, and summer festivities in honor of San Roque. Local cuisine features dishes such as Morteruelo and ajoarriero, complemented by wines from the region.

• Main festival Fiestas de verano in honor of San Roque
• Date of patron saint festival Second Sunday of May
• Traditional dishes Morteruelo, ajoarriero, torrija
• Popular activities Musical performances, games, food tastings