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Marbella / Design & Art

Marbella / Design and Art is an international (mainly interior) design fair in Marbella which combined with the Marbella /Art fair and Marbella / Design Fair. Marbella / Design was first held in 2018 and takes place in the Palacio de Ferias y Congresos over eleven days in early November.

Bus Service

There are bus services from all of the Nevada villages to Ugíjar and Almería.

Hotel Eurostars Tartessos

This four-star hotel has 100 guest rooms offering mini-bar and satellite TV. Some rooms have balconies; family rooms for two adults and two children are available. You can eat at the Mirta restaurant, which serves traditional Andalucian dishes from the region such as Sanlucar prawns, jamon iberico and mushrooms from the Sierra de Aracena, and mojama from Isla Cristina, and is housed around a glassed-in patio.

Iglesia Parroquial

The Church is of Mudejar style, repaired after the expulsion of the Moors in the sixteenth century with the arrival of the new settlers. It consists of a central nave and side chapel, housing images and accessories of great artistic and sentimental value for the locals. Located in Plaza del General Franco.

Jimena de la Frontera - Plaza de la Constitución and Bell Tower

Plaza de la Constitución is the main square, and the first area you’ll find when you enter the old part of the village of Jimena de la Frontera. Arriving along Avenida de los Deportes, you continue straight to the plaza, where you can park just below the square.

The most notable feature of Plaza de la Constitución is the bell tower, which is the only remaining feature of the 17th century Santa María la Coronada church. The tower features a clock and has historically been seen as the centre of the village.

Destinations in Andalucia

There are many and varied destinations in Andalucia,choose from coastal resorts, cities and larger towns, rural villages and small towns. Explore the four different 'costas' or names coasts. There are 8 provinces, not to be confused with their 8 capital cities of the same name. Also discover the extensive national and natural parks.

Cadiz Museum - Fine Arts & Archaeology

The archaeology museum on the ground floor. Some excellent glassware and jewelry are highlights and there is a good collection of amphorae as you'd expect from an historic port.

Seasoul Restaurant & Beach Club Marbella

The beach club related to hotel Corral beach Hote. Restaurant, swimming pool hammocks provide all the classic elements of a beach club. Not as pretentious as meny of the others and well priced with good reviews.

River Nacimiento Valley

There are five municipal districts in the Rio Nacimiento Valley and one has the same name as the river. The highway form Almeria to Guadix climbs this valley. One municipality is unusual in that it is not the name of a village. This is called Las tres Villas (three villages) and was created in 1976 combining the hamlets of Ocaña, Doña María and Escúllar.

History of Villaluenga del Rosario

Of all the towns on the Pueblos Blancos route in the Sierra de Cadiz, this one sits at the highest altitude. Situated within the natural park of the Sierra de Grazalema, its location offers such fascinating places as the La Yedra and La Rajada caves, where remains from the Neolithic period have been found.

Luxury Rentals - Lakeside

High quality rentals situated by inland lake and reservoirs. Luxury lakeside rentals offer expected amenities and features of quality accommodation, such as plenty of space inside, private parking and other features like potentially gardens or a pool, but with the added luxury of clear views of the lake. This location also gives guests staying there the chance to spend their days around the lake, swimming, practising non-motorised water sports or just exploring the surroundings.

Tarifa - Fascinating fact 1 - Moorish Tarifa

The origin of the town's name is from an early Moorish invader, Tarif Ibn Malik, who led a raid in 710. Tarifa's African heritage can also be seen in its impressive walled fort, Castillo de Guzman, which was built over an alcazar constructed under orders from the Caliph of Cordoba.

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