Consuegra Windmills in Spain

On the vast plains of La Mancha stand several white windmills, one of Spain's most iconic landmarks—the Consuegra Windmills. These windmills, along with the expansive fields, create the most representative scene from 'Don Quixote.' Built in the 16th century, these windmills were once vital to local agriculture and have now become symbols of Spanish literature and history. Standing on the hill, with the breeze gently blowing, one can see the endless orange-tiled towns and fields, reminiscent of Don Quixote's classic battle against the 'giants.' Next to the windmills is the medieval Castillo de la Muela, offering a panoramic view of the entire land, as if transporting you back to the era of knights and romantic adventures. On this land, the windmills still turn, the stories continue to be told, and we are the fortunate witnesses on this journey.