What to see in Autonomous community Andalusia

The Roman aqueduct in Almunecar is built in the 1st century AD. The parts of this site are in very good condition, including the impressive 200 foot long section with twin tiers of arches....

Salobrena fiesta is held in October. The event is in honour of the local patron saint, the Virgen del Rosario....

The market is held every 1st Saturday of the month in village of Zufre. In July, August and September it will start in the early evening to avoid the midday sun. There local organic food products and handmade goods (as excellent olive oil) are on sale (such as leather bags and accessories)....

The Museu del Jamon (Ham museum) in town of Arecena displays an exhibition about the town and habits of local people. Interesting facts in the museum are related with breeding of pigs in the past when they feed in the open woods and pasture and eating oak acorns. From them locals were prepared sea...

The Parish Church of St Michael (San Miguel) in Cumbres Mayores was built in XV-th century from Hernán Ruiz. It has a large collection of Mexican silverware and great artistic sculptures and paintings of his eleven altars - Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassical, platerescos, etc....

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Caves of Nerja are located to the east of town of Nerja, near to the village of Maro. They are officially recognised as an historical and artistic monument and are one of the most important Prehistoric archaeological sites in Spain.The caves dating back to some 5 million years ago and were first ...

This church is situated in Plaza Iglesia in village of Manilva and is one of towns` focal points. The church was constructed in the late 18th century by master builder Don Felipe Perez, the funding being provided primarily by the Duque De Arcos. The church was built on the site of a previous smaller...

"Roman bridge" is known also as "Puente San Miguel" (Spanish) is one of the tree bridges in Ronda that span the canyon El Tajo in city of Ronda....