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The tourist office of La Calahorra is located in the Town Hall.
Looming over the village of La Calahorra and the plateau of the Marquesado in the northern foothills of the Sierra Nevada is one of Andalucia's most emblematic and unusual fortresses, the haunting Castillo de La Calahorra. One of the first Italian Renaissance castles outside Italy and the first in Andalucia displaying these architectural features.
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There is a bus service from La Calahorra to Granada City using the bus company, BAM.
Popular festivals in La Calahorra are Fiestas de San Antón, Fiestas de San José, San Marcos, Fiesta de San Gregorio Nacianceno and Día de la Raza.
The church has a rectangular floor plan and features a gentle staircase adjoining the presbytery, which can be accessed via a large triumphal arch.
There is evidence that human settlements existed in La Calahorra and the Marquesado region during the Neolithic period. Bronze Age sites belonging to the El Argar culture have also been documented in the Marquesado del Zenete area, most notably at El Zabelí in Esfiliana
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It is believed that the castle was built by a Moorish king on the site of an ancient fortification, which may have been erected during the Visigothic period and renovated during the Muslim occupation.
The path leading up to the castle is steeped in centuries of history.
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If you are considering visiting this village you will be interested to check the latest weather forecast for the next few days from the table below.
If you are considering visiting this town you will be interested to check the latest weather forecast for the next few days from the table below.
Jerez del Marquesado is one of the highest municipalities of the entire Iberian Peninsula, a geographical feature that has converted it into the perfect place for civilisation settlements. In fact, there are even remains of the Neolithic Era, the Roman Period and, above all, Moorish. Its Arab influence can be seen nowadays in its streets, narrow and meandering, and in its balconies and squares, white and full of plant pots.
The tourist office of Jérez del Marquesado is located in the Town Hall.
There is a bus service from Jérez del Marquesado to Granada City using the bus company, BAM.
Popular festivals in Jérez del Marquesado are Fiestas de San Antón, Candelaria, San Marcos, San Juan and Fiestas de la Virgen de la Tizná.
The church is one of the most impressive in the area, retaining its full Mudéjar character despite some interesting Baroque additions.
The earliest written references to a fortress in Jerez (al-Qasr Sened) date back to the 12th century. In 1125, Alfonso "El Batallador" arrived, causing great destruction to the nearby towns.
The abandoned mines date back to the nineteenth century, as does the Regas mill, which is still in operation today.