The Private Tour to the Route of Don Quixote from Madrid by VIP car (or in a Mercedes Vito van, minibús, or premium bus) is a full-day private tour starting from any point in Madrid in a high-end private vehicle.

Renowned for its iconic windmills, you will discover the historic region of La Mancha, which covers a significant part of the provinces of Albacete, Cuenca, Toledo, and Ciudad Real.

We will take you to the cities of Consuegra and Campo de Criptana, whose windmills were immortalized centuries ago by the genius of Cervantes in the novel that became one of the jewels of universal literature: “Don Quixote.”

With the Private Tour of La Mancha, we will travel along the “Route of Don Quixote,” where you can enjoy the nostalgia, magic, and beauty of these “giants,” as the noble knight called them, standing watch over the fields of Castile, enveloped in the intoxicating aroma of saffron.

With over 400,000 hectares of vineyards, La Mancha is the largest wine-producing region in the world. As part of your tour, there is an option to arrange a private visit to the most exclusive wineries and vineyards in the Manchego region, where you can taste the finest wines of the area. Let’s not forget that La Mancha boasts one of the best cuisines in the Iberian Peninsula, which you can savor as part of the Private Tour of La Mancha.

Where is Don Quixote Route?

The windmills of Consuegra are located in the town of Consuegra, which is in the province of Toledo, in the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain. The town is situated on a hill known as Cerro Calderico, where you can find a row of well-preserved windmills overlooking the surrounding countryside. It’s a picturesque location and a popular tourist attraction, offering stunning views and a glimpse into the region’s rich history.

It is easy to reach the windmills of Consuegra by car. The town is easily accessible via the A-4, CM-42, and N-401 roads.

If you are coming from Madrid, you will have to travel approximately 130 kilometers on the A-4, which will take you about an hour and a half. The truth is, it is a very easy trip to make, turning it into a pleasant day excursion with a stop for lunch.

Once you arrive in Consuegra, you can enjoy the iconic windmills and explore the charming town. Remember to wear comfortable shoes as you may want to climb up some of the windmills to enjoy the panoramic views.

Enjoy your trip to the windmills of Consuegra with Wonder Tours!

Must see places when visiting Consuegra Windmills

What to eat in Consuegra & Toledo?

Consuegra, located in the province of Toledo, Spain, offers a range of delicious traditional dishes. When visiting Consuegra, here are some local culinary delights to try:

• Migas: A popular dish made from fried breadcrumbs, typically mixed with garlic, chorizo, bacon, and other ingredients. It is often enjoyed as a hearty breakfast or lunch option.
• Queso Manchego: Consuegra is located in the renowned La Mancha region, known for its delicious Manchego cheese. Don’t miss the opportunity to savor this famous Spanish cheese, made from sheep’s milk.
• Gazpacho Manchego: A hearty stew made with rabbit or game meat, typically accompanied by local vegetables and flavored with garlic and paprika. It’s a traditional dish with strong regional roots.
• Pistachios: Consuegra is known for its pistachio production, and you can find a variety of local products made with this delicious nut. Look for roasted pistachios, pistachio nougat, or pistachio ice cream to satisfy your cravings.
• Pisto Manchego: A savory vegetable stew made with tomatoes, bell peppers, zucchini, and onions. It’s a simple and flavorful dish, often served as a side or main course.
• Rosquillas: These traditional Spanish pastries are a sweet treat to indulge in. Consuegra has its own version called “Rosquillas de Consuegra,” which are ring-shaped pastries often coated with sugar or glaze.
• Marzipan: Another sweet delicacy, marzipan is a confection made from almonds and sugar. Consuegra is known for its high-quality marzipan, so make sure to try some when you visit.

Remember to explore the local restaurants, bakeries, and markets in Consuegra to fully experience the authentic flavors of the region.