Things to see
Aracena
Aracena has 7,814 inhabitants. The town gives it's name to the Sierra de Aracena, part of the Sierra Morena system. It is the largest town in the Parque Nautral Sierra de Aracena. In 2006 it was named Tourist Municipality in Andalucia, the first town in Huelva to achieve this status.
Cabildo Viejo
Cabildo Viejo is a fifteenth century building that has been used as a granary, town hall, prison and municipal government offices. More >
Castillo Fortaleza
The Castillo Fortaleza (castle) is well worth a visit for its splendid panoramic views over the town and surrounding countryside. More >
Gruta de las Maravillas
La Gruta de la Maravillas (the Cave of Wonders) is a network of limestone caverns located in the town of Aracena. More >
Iglesia de santa María de la Asuncíon
Built in 1528, Iglesia de Santa María de la Asunción is one of the best examples of Renaissance architecture in the province of Huelva. More >
Iglesia Nuestra Señora del Mayor Dolor
This church is the oldest and most emblematic church in Aracena and its construction began at the end of the thirteenth century. More >
Museo de Jamón
The 'jamón' (Iberican ham) museum was created as an Interpretation Centre for the Iberican Pig. More >
Plaza Alta
The Plaza Alta is a square that was originally built as the centre of Aracena around the fifteenth century. More >
Plaza Marqués de Aracena
Plaza de Marqués de Aracena, mostly known as the 'paseo', is the main square of the village.
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Plaza San Pedro
Plaza San Pedro is a small square located at the bottom of the village with Mudejar style Ermita San Pedro (chapel) over-looking it. More >