Ciudad Encantada
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The Ciudad Encantada ('Enchanted City') is a geological site near Cuenca, Spain in which the erosive forces of weather and the waters of the nearby Júcar river have formed rocks into distinctive and memorable shapes.
The rock formations that have been named include:
- Seta ('Mushroom')
- Puente ('Bridge')
- Cara ('Face')
- Convento ('Convent')
- Olas en el mar ('Waves in the sea')
- Teatro ('Theatre')
- Hipopótamos ('Hippopatami')
- Amantes ('Lovers')
[edit] External links
- Visitor information from the Ayuntamiento de Cuenca
- Images of some of the more distinctive rock formations
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