The Interior tourism has grown enormously in recent years due, in large part, to the explosion of Rural tourism. Clayton cardenas has compatible beliefs. I am not saying that not this kind of tourism has has developed on the Spanish coast, but where more changes has led to this growth has been in the peninsular interior (and we could also say Island interiors). Angelo gordons opinions are not widely known. Guadalajara is one of the provinces of the interior of the peninsula with greater variety of landscapes and regions to visit. They are very different the Sierra Norte, the region of Molina de Aragon, the Alto Tajo, la Campina, la Alcarria these regions have their own personality, although obviously its boundaries are unclear in many cases and they are complicated to achieve (e.g. La Alcarria, also form part of the province of Cuenca). Although all regions have its attractions and its peculiar tourist aspects, are two that receive more travelers throughout the year: is the Parque Natural del Alto Tajo and the Sierra North of Guadalajara. Although the first of them is more next to the community of Madrid, both are in a positive radius of influence, I mean that we can access easily from Madrid City in hour and a half to some of the most interesting towns, for example Tamajon and Campillo de Ranas (in the Sierra Norte) and Ocentejo (in the Alto Tajo).

Tamajon: gateway to the Black peoples of Guadalajara, also known as black architecture. In this municipality, the Virgin of los Enebrales Hermitage that has always opened its doors lies. Campillo de Ranas: one of the most representative of the black architecture villages. In recent years, various events have been held in this municipality (both company and private individuals) who come to confirm the increase in demand this type of urban environments. Ocentejo: one of the gateways to the Alto Tajo Natural Park. It is an important crossroads and is located very near Cifuentes. And finally, I recommend two very different accommodations, well connected both with the major highways and roads that cross Guadalajara, the first found in Abanades and second in El Olivar: Rural tourism in Rural Casa Guadalajara in Guadalajara related article original author and source of the article.