Enchanted City hosts classic car rally on 7 November

The V Classic Car Concentration in Cuenca will pass the Enchanted City (Ciudad Encantada) on 7 November 2026, linking historic vehicles with the Serranía landscape. The route includes Valdecabras, the Ventano del Diablo and Villalba de la Sierra before returning to the city.

Organised by Club Coches Clásicos Cuenca, the public event begins with a display at Cuenca Castle car park before the vehicles leave for the mountain route.

Classic car concentration reaches the Enchanted City

The fifth V Classic Car Concentration takes place on Saturday 7 November 2026. The presentation of the programme was hosted by Cuenca Provincial Council, while the club is responsible for organising the meeting.

About 50 classic and historic vehicles are expected to gather at the castle car park in Cuenca. The open public display is followed by a drive through the Serranía, with the route passing Valdecabras, the Enchanted City, the Ventano del Diablo and Villalba de la Sierra.

The event gives the natural site a clearly defined place in the day: it is one of the named stops on a route that combines automotive heritage with the protected mountain landscape. The route and public display were announced before the event.

The Enchanted City is a protected karst landscape

The site is a group of limestone formations in Valdecabras, within the Serranía de Cuenca Natural Park. Water, wind, ice and temperature changes shaped the karst into lapiaces, sinkholes, hollows and large blocks of rock.

Its geological story reaches back about 90 million years, when the area formed part of the seabed of the Tethys Sea during the Cretaceous period. The landscape was declared a Natural Site of National Interest in 1929, giving the classic-car route a setting that is protected for both geological and scenic reasons.

Named formations include Tormo Alto, the Barcos, the Perro, the Cara de Hombre, the Foca and the Mar de Piedra. The connection between the 2026 route and these formations is practical rather than ceremonial: the vehicles travel through the wider landscape, while the site remains a controlled natural attraction. Official landscape and access details describe the protected setting and the marked visitor itinerary.

Visiting Enchanted City: what travellers from Western Europe should know

• The V Classic Car Concentration takes place on 7 November 2026, with the public vehicle display at Cuenca Castle car park before the route passes the Enchanted City.
• The event is open to the public at the starting display; the route itself is a drive through the Serranía and is not described as a separate programme inside the natural site.
• The attraction lies in Valdecabras, and the official regional tourism service directs visitors from Cuenca along the CM-2105 towards Valdecabras.
• The marked visitor route is circular and 3 kilometres long, with limestone formations, uneven ground and an altitude of more than 1,400 metres.
• The itinerary is not adapted for people with reduced mobility or pushchairs, while pets are permitted on the route.
• Spain uses the euro, and Spanish is the official language relevant to this visit.

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Frequently asked questions about Enchanted City

When does the V Classic Car Concentration take place at Enchanted City?

The route passes the site on 7 November 2026 after the public vehicle display at Cuenca Castle car park.

Where is Enchanted City and how do you get there?

The natural site is in Valdecabras within the Serranía de Cuenca Natural Park, reached from Cuenca via the CM-2105.

What is Enchanted City?

It is a protected limestone karst landscape declared a Natural Site of National Interest in 1929.