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Some awards distinguish a specific achievement, while others—almost unintentionally—manage to sum up the entire story of a project. The First Prize awarded to La Hospedería Bodega Nuestra Señora del Rosario at the Denomination of Origin La Mancha Wine and Culture Awards 2026 clearly belongs to this second category. It recognises not only a hotel establishment or a gastronomic proposal, but a way of restoring heritage, keeping a town’s winegrowing culture alive, and turning it into a contemporary experience for those who wish to discover Castilla-La Mancha through accommodation, cuisine and wine. On October 14, 2026, El Provencio hosted a new edition of these

There are places whose history can be taken in at a glance, and others that compel us to look much deeper to understand everything they hold. El Provencio, in the province of Cuenca, belongs to both worlds. Its landscape, its farming tradition, its wine culture and its buildings speak of relatively recent generations; yet beneath this same ground lie traces capable of taking us back hundreds of thousands of years. On September 25, 26 and 27, 2026, that extraordinary relationship between past and present took centre stage with El Provencio Imperial: a cultural programme that brought together archaeology, Prehistory, historical reenactment and public

There are recognitions that distinguish what a company does, and others that, above all, underscore how it has chosen to do so. The Regional Tourism Award for the Best Inclusive Tourism Initiative, granted to La Hospedería Bodega Nuestra Señora del Rosario, belongs to this second category. Behind the award lies a philosophy of hospitality based on an essential idea: ensuring that travel, accommodation, and the enjoyment of gastronomy become an increasingly accessible experience. The recognition was presented on September 28, 2026, at the Parador de Sigüenza, during the II Regional Tourism Forum of Castilla-La Mancha, a gathering that brought together administrations, businesses, and