Ventas de Huelma is a village in Granada province and a popular destination for rural tourism. Visitors can stay in a traditional cave house and spend the days walking in the surrounding area.

Santa Cruz del Comercio is a village in Granada province is an ideal destination for those who want to enjoy outdoor sports such as hiking or hunting.

Salar is the source of the Bañuelo thermal springs, and is also home to the Monea caves featuring stalactites and stalagmites. From here, visitors can experience amazing panoramic views.

Moraleda de Zafayona has been declared a site of cultural interest due to the significant number of archaeological remains found here from various eras.

Láchar is an ideal destination for rural tourism due to its natural environment and location, situated between forests and fertile fields. It has about 3000 inhabitants.

Jayena is a village in Granada province located in the valley formed by the Río Grande and offers a natural environment ideal for outdoor sports such as hiking.

Íllora is a village in Granada province once known as the Right eye of Granada, due to its importance as a defensive fortification.

Huétor Tájar is a village in Granada province most famous for its green espárragos which are of high quality.

Escúzar is a village in Granada province located 24km from Granada city in an area of astounding natural beauty, with the Sierra de Tejada to the south and the Sierra de la Pera to the north.

Chimeneas was initially a small farming settlement. According to some authors, it owes its unusual name to travellers who saw smoke from the first houses.

Cacín is home to the remains of the Cueva de Cacín cave, where the famous Vaso de Cacín was discovered. This is now on display in Madrid. The town has a population of around 680.

Arenas del Rey is a village in Granada province recently formed by the union of various smaller hamlets.

Algarinejo is comprised of two areas, in addition to the main nucleus: La Viña and Fuentes de Cesna, which was inhabited by Arabs dedicated to the jewellery industry.

Agrón dates back to the Muslim rule over southern Spain, but didn’t develop until many centuries later, when Spanish settlements started to emerge after the Reconquista. It has about 290 inhabitants.

Vegas del Genil was formed in 1976 with the union of three villages: Ambroz, Belicena and Purchil. Vegas del Genil is a municipality in the Vega de Granada, located just west of the city of Granada.

Las Gabias is the perfect destination for lovers of archaeology and sports such as horse riding, golf or sport shooting.

A visit to Fuente Vaqueros is the perfect way to learn about the life and works of Federico García Lorca, one of Spain's finest writers and poets.

Cúllar Vega is unique for having a particularly striking landscape of black poplar trees. It has about 6500 inhabitants.

Churriana de la Vega is a village known as the 'lungs of Granada', thanks to its natural environment. Visitors can enjoy the ancient Arabic hammam baths, which have been designated a Site of Cultural Interest (BIC).

Chauchina takes its name from the Latin word 'sanciuos', meaning 'willow', due to the abundance of willow trees in the area.