A city to see from within -passing its streets, entering its monumental corners- and to contemplate from the outside, from the other side of the Júcar, bathed by the sun or illuminated at night. In Cuenca the constructions of man and those of nature are mixed with equal spectacularity. The city of Cuenca is divided into two distinct areas: the old city and the new city. The first one is located on a rocky hill bordered by the gorges of the Júcar river to the north and its tributary the Huécar river to the south. This last river flows into the lower part of the old city, a little before the so-called Bridge of San Antón. Inside, in the old city, alleys, facades and alleys, the im…