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Built in the nineteenth century, the chapel marks the entrance to the town centre.
This neoclassical church dates back to the eighteenth century. It has three large naves and beautiful red marble decorations inside.
The laundry area dates back to the 18th century and has recently been restored.
The earliest known data about human presence in these lands dates back to the Neolithic era (9,000–7,000 BC).
The art museum has been open since August 2004 and was donated to the town by José Antonio Jiménez Tovar.
Iglesia Parroquial de San Ildefonso y Santa Cristina
Conjunto Enclave de la Mezquita
La ruta del Califato
Iglesia del Santo Cristo de la Salud
The tourist office of Almegíjar is located in Plaza de la Constitución.
This museum uses a series of interesting murals and models to show mercury mining in Tímar, from the extraction of cinnabar ore to the operation of the production factories, as well as various economic and cultural elements of this region, such as looms, silkworm breeding, traditional songs and different farming tools.
This museum exhibits musical instruments from 'El Viaje de Lúa', a journey around the world through rhythms and melodies, and the materials used to make instruments for liturgy, spiritual invocation, courtship and entertainment. Some of the materials used in their construction include wood, cane, bamboo, gourds, coconuts, seeds, skins, bones, horns, clay and metal.
There is a bus services from Laroles to Almeria using the bus company, ALSA.
Iglesia de San Miguel.
The first church in Lobras was destroyed in the mid-sixteenth century and had to be rebuilt amid the difficulties of the Moorish rebellion. The oldest element is the tower, which is attached to the small main chapel.
Visitors to Cástaras might think that time has stood still. Its privileged location offers impressive panoramic views of the Alpujarras. The village has a population of around 250.
No data has been found regarding the history of the chapel. Its masonry façade is framed by stepped ashlars at the corners, which are topped with a pyramid
The weather forecast for the next few days for Cástaras.
Despite its modest size, the church stands out for its architectural and symbolic value, particularly the tower dedicated to San Bartolomé, which dominates the entire village.
There are many water fountains that we can see in Laroles, made with stone slabs.