These four beautiful towns in Andalusia are an oasis of peace, history and nature within our borders.

The beauty of Andalusia is priceless. Whether you are a city that prefers to enjoy every corner of Seville or Malaga, or you are looking for the tranquility of a town in the Andalusian mountains, the south of our land has everything you can imagine. Moreover, nice weather often accompanies all our getaways (a detail to be appreciated).

Getting to Andalusia from other autonomous communities is easier than it seems by plane, car or train, depending on your destination. A good alternative if you want to pass through charming towns and don’t want to drive from Madrid or Barcelona (for example). Landing at Seville, Jerez de la Frontera or Malaga airports and renting a car..

In the list of Most Beautiful Towns in Spain, we find a few in Andalusia such as Trevélez and Setenil de las Bodegas. In addition to these recommendations Few places Trendencias editors visit and totally fall in love with.

Jimena de la Frontera

Located in the province of Cádiz, Jimena de la Frontera is located between the Sierra de Ronda and the Algeciras bay. 13th-14th among the most striking spots at the tourist level. century-old castle (Cultural Interest), crenellated walls, Albarrana tower, cisterns and entrance gates such as Clock arch. if you are lucky You may find fewer tourists than in other towns in the area..

Setenil de las Bodegas

Due to its unique landscape, Setenil de las Bodegas is undoubtedly one of the most characteristic White Villages of Cádiz. A large rock defines development both below and above it.. Torre del Homenaje remains the remains of the medieval castle. Also not to miss are the Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación Parish Church in the late Gothic Renaissance style and the Nuestra Señora del Carmen, San Benito and San Sebastián retreats.

trevelez

Trevélez is less than 100 kilometers from Granada (another truly impressive city). As the Most Beautiful Villages in Spain website points out, “this is conceivable. one of the most historical districts of our country, because there are remains of Neolithic settlements and the history of the city from the Arab period is very detailed”.

Trevélez, beyond the beauty of its small streets, has invaluable monuments such as the church of San Benito or the San Antonio Hermitage and La Virgen de Las Nieves.

Royal Almonaster

Finally, we move to Sierra de Huelva. Just over 600 people live in Almonaster la Real, a town anchored in the borders of the Sierra de Aracena and Picos de Aroche Natural Park. Its extraordinary architecture, with its cobblestone streets and dreamy corners, has been a Historic-Artistic Site since 1982, as noted on Spain’s Most Beautiful Towns portal. Almonaster, whose first remains were found in the Bronze Age, A paradise for those who want to break away from the routine.

Photos | Spain’s Most Beautiful Towns