Campo de Criptana

Campo de Criptana is a town in Spain known for its iconic windmills and rich history. Located in the Castilla-La Mancha region, it gained fame as the inspiration for Miguel de Cervantes’ fictional character Don Quixote. The windmills, built in the 16th and 17th centuries, are well-preserved and symbolize the town’s agricultural past and Spanish cultural heritage. Today, Campo de Criptana blends historical charm with communities that celebrate local traditions, making it a notable destination for visitors interested in Spain’s literary and rural history.