Traditional Capeas in Villarrobledo, Castilla-La Mancha

Context The capea is a traditional bull-related activity deeply rooted in Villarrobledo, located just 4 km from the town center, on a rural estate that hosts a real bullring. This experience offers a safe and authentic version of the local tradition, with young bulls (vaquillas) handled in a traditional ring. The estate lies in a peaceful rural setting where the air carries the scent of dry earth and wild thyme. The experience After a warm welcome and distribution of safety gear, you’ll actively participate in releasing and guiding the vaquillas for about two hours. The sound of hooves and the swift movements of the animals create an energetic atmosphere that tests your agility and reflexes. Optionally, you can extend the day with a fun gymkhana, a traditional meal, or dinner, and stay overnight on the estate. For whom This activity is suitable for adults in good physical condition seeking a dynamic and authentic taurine experience. It is not recommended for those under 18, people with limited mobility, or individuals who avoid animal contact or moderate physical activity. Local context Villarrobledo continues to preserve its taurine heritage through events that reflect the culture of La Mancha. The estate where the capea takes place is an iconic venue that also hosts other rural and adventure activities, connecting visitors with local traditions and community life.