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Horche Vacation Packages

About 35 miles west of Horche is where you'll find the notable city of Madrid.

If you're longing to reconnect with the sights and sounds of the natural world, make your way to El Raso Lagoon, located 25 miles away from Horche. Also consider El Picon de los Conejos Lagoon, 25 miles away.

Sports fans should head out to see the Estadio de la Comunidad play a home game at Estadio Wanda Metropolitano. It's in Madrid, 30 miles to the west of Horche. Red, blue and white are the colors of the Estadio de la Comunidad, so make sure you don some.

There isn't much like skiing on fresh trails. Go to Puerto de Navacerrada Ski Resort or La Pinilla Ski Resort when the temperature drops.

Lupiana, 2 miles to the north, is a close by locality. Make a stop and see Lago Bolarque and Pantheon of the Duchess of Sevillano. Alternatively, Centenera is approximately 6 miles away. Start off at Cathedral of Santa Maria and Church of San Gines.

It's worth paying a visit to Santos de la Humosa, a regional hub approximately 11 miles to the west of Horche. The area has a range of visitor attractions, such as University of Alcala, Plaza Cervantes and Corral of Comedies Theater. If you have time for more, some other good options are Cervantes Birthplace Museum and Castle of Pioz.

Most often, a region's cultural heritage can be discovered in its culinary arts.

Unlock the secrets of this culinary culture by trying the local ingredients. Among the most prominent are olive oil and garlic.

Migas (spiced breadcrumbs withpork ribs) and cochifritos (lamb or goat with seasonings) are popular dishes for visitors and local diners alike.

And when it is time for dessert, you have to sample a bit of scrumptious alajú (wafer and almond slice).

Cross the cultural divide by whipping out some common phrases in Spanish during your stay. ¡Buena suerte! is the Spanish way of saying good luck. You should also work on pronouncing Bien gracias, ¿y tú? (fine thanks, and you?).

See how the locals let their hair down at National Day, a nation-wide celebration that takes place on the 12th of October.

As your time here draws to a close, spend your leftover euros on last-minute souvenirs and say a heartfelt "Hasta la vista" to this place and its people.

Don't fret about catching your flight. Just be aware that the closest airport is 25 miles to the west.