Algatocín
Algatocín is part of the famous Pueblos Blancos, or white villages that run through the Serranía de Ronda (Ronda Mountain Range) and dot the hills through Málaga and Cádiz provinces.
Algatocín is a tiny village with less than 1,000 inhabitants and a negative growth rate, if you can believe that.
It is perched high in the hills at 721 metres above sea levels and has the typical features of a mountain village, with steep, narrow, windy little streets and charming arches throughout.
One of the attractions of Agatocín is the Virgen del Rosario 16th century church and there is also a hermitage, known as El Calvario. The latter is especially worth visiting as it is a lookout point providing panoramic views of the Ronda mountains, other white puebles and the Genil Valley below.
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