Villacañas is situated in the heart of the Province of Toledo, in the autonomous community of Castille-La Mancha, Spain. It lies in the inland plateau of central Spain, a region known for its vast plains and proximity to the Montes de Toledo mountain range. The town is located approximately 85 kilometers south of the provincial capital, Toledo, and around 100 kilometers from Madrid, making it easily accessible from Spain’s major cities.
The region is characterized by its dry, continental climate. Summers in Villacañas are typically hot, with temperatures often reaching 30-40°C, while winters are cold, occasionally dropping below freezing. Spring and fall are the best times to visit, with mild temperatures and sunny skies, providing an excellent backdrop for outdoor activities and events.
Nearby geographical landmarks include the Montes de Toledo, which offers stunning landscapes and opportunities for hiking, as well as the River Tagus, Spain’s longest river, which flows near the city of Toledo. The town’s location within the flat plains of La Mancha also provides a sense of openness and rural beauty, perfect for visitors who appreciate serene, natural settings.