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The Lodares passage or Lodares passage is a historic and monumental commercial and residential gallery located in the historic center of the Spanish city of Albacete.
Located between Tinte and Mayor streets, this building created in the image and likeness of Italian galleries belongs to the modernist architecture of the early twentieth century.
The passage of Lodares de Albacete is, along with the Gutiérrez de Valladolid passage and the passage of the Ciclón de Zaragoza, one of the only three examples of this type of galleries that are preserved in Spain.
It is, according to the newspaper El Mundo, one of the most beautiful streets in Spain, an icon of the city.

Albacete is a city and a municipality in Spain in the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha, capital of the homonymous province. Located in the southeast of the Iberian peninsula and the Central Plateau, in the historic region of La Mancha, specifically in the traditional region of La Mancha de Montearagón, it falls within the region of Los Llanos, of which it is its only municipality , in the Levant, in its westernmost limit. It is, widely, the largest and most populous city in Castilla-La Mancha, with 173 050 inhabitants (INE, 2018), experiencing, since the mid-twentieth century, a very important population growth. It is the most populous capital of the southern sub-plateau after Madrid and one of the most populous inland cities in Spain. Its metropolitan area, which amounts to 217,774 inhabitants, is the largest in Castilla-La Mancha and one of the thirty largest urban agglomerations in the country. The municipality of Albacete is the seventh largest in Spain, with 1125, 91 km².
Albacete is the most important city of Castilla-La Mancha, regional economic engine of reference in Spain, economic capital and judicial of the autonomous community, seat of the Superior Court of Justice of Castilla-La Mancha, highest court in the region. The writer Azorín described in a poem the city of Albacete as the «New York of La Mancha».
The origins of the city are uncertain, although the first certainties of its existence are found during the Andalusian rule of the area, having originally been called the city البسيط Al-Basit, in Arabic "the plain" in reference to the planiform nature of geography of the place Over the centuries, the city was gaining importance, being the subject of historical events such as the battle of al-Luŷŷ, the manor of Isabel de Portugal, the granting of a fair by Felipe V, the construction of the Royal Canal of Mary Cristina by Carlos IV, its capital to the detriment of the historic Chinchilla de Montearagón, the establishment of the Royal Audience of Albacete by María Cristina de Borbón-Dos Sicilias, the transitory court of Baldomero Espartero, the Spanish Aviation Company, the headquarters of the International Brigades or the bombing of the Condor Legion.
Currently, Albacete is a modern capital, with large spaces for the pedestrian and large green areas. In addition, its flat situation and the elimination of architectural barriers have led it to be one of the cities with greater accessibility throughout the country, with a better quality of life and one of the safest.
Inland tourist destination, its historic center brings together unique and outstanding heritage values. Among its most representative great monuments are the Albacete Fairgrounds, the Cathedral of San Juan Bautista, the Bullring, the Circus Theater, the Lodares Passage or the Water Tower. Museums such as the Museum of Albacete, the Museum of Cutlery, the Municipal Museum, the International Museum of Popular Art of the World, the Botanical Garden of Castilla-La Mancha, the Cultural Center La Asunción or the House of Culture José Saramago stand out. Leisure is one of the hallmarks of the capital of Albacete, which has marching areas such as La Zona, El Campus or Los Titis. Other of its great attractions in this regard are the traditional Tascas of the Fair or the traditional outdoor macromarket of Los Invasores. The cutlery of Albacete is a symbol of the city, chosen to become 2020 in the World Capital of Cutlery.
Albacete is a commercial and industrial city, reflected in its extensive commercial area that encompasses more than 556,723 people in 154 municipalities. Its strategic geographical location, between Madrid and the Mediterranean coast, makes it the main hub logistics and communications of the southeast of Spain, with important [citation needed] connections by motorways, and by rail (including AVE services), as well as by air through its airport, which communicates with various points of the Spanish geography.
Among its festivals and traditions include the Albacete Fair, declared of International Tourist Interest, held from September 7 to 17 in honor of the Virgin of Los Llanos, the Feasts of San Juan de Albacete, Holy Week of Albacete, or the Carnival of Albacete, as well as regional, national and international events such as the FIM CEV International Championship in the Circuit of Albacete, the International Circus Festival, the Abycine International Film Festival, the Biennial of Plastic Arts City of Albacete, the National Pepe Isbert Theater Awards, the Barcarola Literary Contest, AB Fashion Day, the Albacete Festival, the Performing Arts Fair of Castilla-La Mancha or Expovicaman, as well as trade fairs and exhibitions.
The industry is one of the pillars of the city. Albacete is home to important multinationals and has five large industrial areas, including Campollano, the largest industrial estate in Castilla-La Mancha and one of the largest in Spain. Higher education and Research are other major development poles of the city, highlighting the University of Castilla-La Mancha, the Biosanitary Campus of Albacete, the Scientific and Technological Campus of Energy and the Environment - International Excellence - and the Science Park and Technological of Castilla-La Mancha.
The aeronautical sector is another of the economic engines of the city. Albacete is the headquarters of the NATO TLP Pilot School, of the Los Llanos Air Base, of the 14th Wing and of the Albacete Air Force, the most important in Spain. In addition, the city It houses the Aeronautical and Logistic Park of Albacete, which hosts important companies in the sector.

The Provincial Council of Albacete is the autonomous government and administration body of the province of Albacete (Spain). It is based in the capital, the city of Albacete.
It provides direct services to citizens and technical, economic and technological support to the municipalities of the eighty-seven municipalities that make up the province. In addition, it coordinates some municipal services and organizes supramunicipal services.

The City of Albacete is the governing and administrative body of Albacete, Spain. It is chaired by the mayor of Albacete, currently Vicente Casañ, of Citizens.
It is the largest town hall in terms of the number of councilors who make it up in Castilla-La Mancha. It has its headquarters in the town hall of Albacete, located in the Plaza de la Catedral, in the heart of the Albacete capital.

La Posada del Rosario is a 16th century building, located in the center of the Spanish city of Albacete, declared a national historical and artistic monument.

The building, square, Renaissance features and popular regional structure, has a large central courtyard and two floors, with galleries.
Its use as an inn dates back to the 18th century. In origin it must have been the residence of some local gentleman.
The building, rehabilitated, houses a study room with 184 seats.

The Superior Court of Justice of Castilla-La Mancha (TSJCLM) is the highest body of the judiciary in the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha (Spain). It is headquartered in the city of Albacete.
He is heir to the Royal Territorial Court of Albacete established by Queen Maria Cristina in Albacete in 1834 with jurisdiction over much of Castilla-La Mancha and the Region of Murcia.
The presidency of the Superior Court of Justice of Castilla-La Mancha has been held since 2005 by Vicente Rouco, who, currently, is serving his third consecutive term.

The Teatro Circo de Albacete, also known simply as Teatro Circo, is a historic scenic space, declared of Cultural Interest with the category of monument, located in the Spanish city of Albacete.
It is the only theater in Spain that maintains a double scenic and structural functionality for both theater and circus shows and one of the six circus theaters of the nineteenth century in the world. The prestigious International Circus Festival of Albacete is celebrated every year.
It also has a third functionality as an opera, being a member of Opera XXI, the Association of Theater, Festivals and Stable Opera Seasons in Spain.
The Circus Theater of Albacete is in the race to be declared a World Heritage Site. Its European style of columns and iron structure is combined with the Arabic of its arches. In addition, the dome of the Colosseum is a representation of the night sky where constellations and stars can be seen.

The Royal Professional Conservatory of Music and Dance of Albacete is an official public music education center located in the Spanish city of Albacete, under the Provincial Council of Albacete.
Located in the Cultural Center La Asunción of the capital, it is the oldest conservatory in the city and one of the two professional music conservatories that are based in Albacete, together with the Professional Conservatory of Music Tomás de Torrejón and Velasco de Albacete.

The Institute of Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences of Albacete, Cuenca and Guadalajara is the body of the Administration of Justice of Spain whose mission is to provide technical assistance to the courts, prosecutors and courts in the field of forensic medicine in the provinces of Albacete, Cuenca and Guadalajara (Castilla-La Mancha).
This organization, made up of forensic doctors and technical and auxiliary personnel, is based in the Spanish city of Albacete.
The Institute of Legal Medicine was created by Order 1516/2004, of May 17, of the Ministry of Justice and, under the Order of April 12, 2005, came into operation. In its technical functions the institute acts independently and subject only to the rules of scientific research.

Villacerrada is a central neighborhood located in the Spanish city of Albacete. It has a population of 1386 people (2012). It is a well-off and well-equipped neighborhood. Inside the ring formed by the residential buildings located in the neighborhood is the Plaza de La Mancha, one of the largest and most emblematic of Albacete. Below the neighborhood runs the Villacerrada Tunnel.

The Plaza del Altozano is one of the most famous squares in the Spanish city of Albacete, located right in the center of the capital.
Fundamental pillar of the city throughout its history, there are many daily events such as cultural activities of great variety, demonstrations and even political rallies.

The Plaza Mayor is a historic square in the Spanish city of Albacete. Located in the heart of the city, in one of the most commercial and busy areas of the capital, it has hosted throughout its history important infrastructures of the city such as the City Council of Albacete, the food market or the prison And has received several denominations throughout the centuries: Plaza Nueva, Plaza de la Constitución and Plaza Mayor, its current name. Albacete's social life focused on the surroundings of this square since the 16th century.

The Plaza de la Constitución is a central square in the Spanish city of Albacete. It is chaired by the statue of Isabel of Portugal. It is located in the immediate vicinity of the cathedral of Albacete, which is accessed through some steps located in this square, and the Altozano square, and is the continuation of the important Concepción street. It is one of the busiest places in the city.

The Ancha street is one of the most emblematic roads of the Spanish city of Albacete. Made up of the Tesifonte Gallego streets to the south and Marqués de Molins to the north, it extends from Gabriel Lodares square to Altozano square along 600 meters.
It is one of the most commercial and busy streets of the city, considered the golden mile and the most expensive street of Albacete and Castilla-La Mancha, and one of the most expensive in Spain. [3 ]

The Virgen de los Llanos square is a central square in the Spanish city of Albacete.
It was one of the three squares that gave rise to the city of Albacete, located in the three highest points of the city of La Mancha, where fortresses were built.
Located on an old hill, at a higher height than its surroundings, it is completely pedestrian and is accessed through stairways and ramps. It houses the south facade of the cathedral of San Juan de Albacete and the monument of the Virgin of Los Llanos. It receives its name in honor of the Virgin of Los Llanos, patron of the city.
It celebrates the Night of the Mays from April 30 to May 1. And it concludes the solemn procession in honor of the Virgin of Los Llanos that takes place on the Saturday before 27 May, in addition to numerous processions of Holy Week in Albacete.

The Jardines del Altozano are a green area of ​​the Spanish city of Albacete. They are located in the Plaza del Altozano, right in the center of the city. His current French-style design is the work of Ramón Ortiz Ferrer, Senior Gardener of the Madrid City Council. They constitute the oldest anthropic green zone in the city.