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Los Navalucillos with the family
In Marco Topo games, children become the heroes of a great adventure. Together with Marco Topo and his sister Marta, they must free the Flopis, friendly creatures captured by Topo Loco, an evil mad scientist. This time children will explore and learn about the village of Los Navalucillos in Toledo. Start the game by clicking the button below.
- Audience: Families & schools
- Format: Walking
- Languages: ES
Discover Los Navalucillos through play
To free the Flopis, families must explore the places marked on their adventure map and walk around Los Navalucillos while learning about its history and culture. They solve challenges on their mobile phones and add the corresponding sticker for each challenge completed. This interactive activity combines paper and digital formats to create a fun family experience in which everyone explores together. Located in the La Jara district, Los Navalucillos forms part of Cabañeros National Park, an extraordinary setting for enjoying nature. The village preserves traces of Roman civilisation. Stone sarcophagi known as lucillos, dating from the Visigothic and Mozarabic periods, have also been found here. This helps explain the name Navalucillos: nava refers to fertile land and lucillos to the sarcophagi. The River Pusa, a tributary of the Tagus, runs through Los Navalucillos. One of the area's most striking and popular sights is the Chorro waterfall, with an 18-metre drop and water throughout the year.