Carabaña stands on the banks of the River Tajuña, where water gushes from all four sides, as you will see if you walk the route through the town past its fountains and cave houses. It is really worth taking a stroll through the town to see its whitewashed houses, along streets that lead you to wonderful places like the square of Plaza de España. The most important monument is the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption from the 16th century, and its eminent past is evidenced by several palaces, including the so-called Palace of the Viceroy of the Indies.
One of the most beautiful stretches of the Tajuña Greenway passes through Carabaña and the 40-Day Train Greenway also starts here. We invite you to get to know its history through its excavated rock faces, and to enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings of Carabaña.
And you can’t leave Carabaña without trying its olive oil and the delicious produce from its farmland, famous throughout Madrid.
- Join us in celebrating our most famous festivals
- Passion of Christ Good Friday. Holy Week
2013 - DECLARED A REGIONAL TOURIST ATTRACTION It has been held since 1988, with over 200 locals getting involved. A route through the streets of the municipality is set up for the performance, recreating nine acts of the Passion of Christ.
- Try our olive oil and fresh produce
- Santa Lucía Olive Oil Cooperative
Calle Cristo de la Paz y de la Salud, 1
Extra virgin olive oil made from the olive varieties Cornicabra, Manzanilla, Gordal and Carrasqueño.
They have a shop where they sell their products directly to the public at weekends
- La Huerta de Carabaña
Crta. de Perales – Albares Camino Urb. Santa Lucía
