What to visit:
Villena Castle: This is a 12th century castle located on top of a hill and offering stunning views of the town and the surrounding area.
José María Soler Archaeological Museum: This museum houses a collection of archaeological artefacts from Iberian and Roman times.
Church of Santa María: A 15th century Gothic church with an impressive façade and a baroque altarpiece.
Plaza de Santiago: It is a square with a central fountain and several historical buildings around it.
El Cabezo Redondo: It is an archaeological site where remains from the Bronze Age have been found.
What to eat:
Rice with rabbit and snails: This is a typical local dish made with rice, rabbit and snails.
Gazpacho manchego: This is a soup made with bread, game meat and vegetables such as tomatoes and peppers.
Regional sausages: The region of Villena is famous for its sausages, such as chorizo and black pudding.
Nougat: Villena is known for its production of nougat, a sweet made from almonds and honey.
Regional wine: The region of Villena is famous for its wine production, so it is recommended to try some local wines such as Monastrell.
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