What to see in Province Huelva

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This castle was built in 13th Century on hill near current city of Cortegana by Sancho IV to defend the area from the Portuguese. The fortress is perfectly preserved. It is rectangular in shape with towers and a two storey keep. It has a small parade ground and there is a well preserved underground...

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The festival of San Antón Abad is a three-day religious festival that is held every year in Trigueros. Then the saint is paraded through the streets and the locals throw legs of ham, bread, money and other objects at his image....

The Virgen Del Rocio has been the patron saint of Almonte since the 15th century, when a hunter found a statue of the Virgin Mary in a tree trunk near the marshes. The devoted claim her intense powers can cure disease, infertility and mental disorders.Durring this celebration the People (Romeros)...

St Martin church in village of Almonaster la Real was built in XIVth - XVth century and combines Gothic and Mudéjar styles (Mudéjar is used to describe the work of Muslim craftsmen living in Christian territory)....

Huelva province contains some of Andalucia`s most ecologically important wildlife areas. The Parque Nacional de Doñana is one of Europe`s most important wetland areas, and home to an incredible multitude of wildlife and also Europe`s last remaining habitats for the some spices as endangered lynx ...

The Statue to Pinzon is located at the main square in village of Palos de la Frontera . Martin Alonso Pinzon is the shipowner and captain of the Pinta - one of the Columbus ships from his first voyage in 1942. The statue was originally made for the 1929 Ibero-american exposition in Sevilla....