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The tourist office of Beas de Guadix
The Arab Baths of Dólar date back to 1566 and form part of the Town Hall building. Three preserved naves have been restored as an Interpretation Centre dedicated to Water in Al-Andalus.
The Ermita de San Antón in Dólar is a small traditional chapel that underwent a major restoration in 1952. It preserves the simplicity and charm of rural Andalusian architecture.
This archaeological site is located between the Guadix and Baza depressions, where the Guadiana Menor and Fardes rivers converge.
Hueneja, nestled in the Granada mountains, conserves one of the largest and most important Arab baths of all the region, which are soon to be declared of Cultural Interest. Hueneja is a small village that has managed to keep the layout of the streets built during the Moorish times virtually intact. Many are the remains found from this period, but the real origin of this village lies in the Prehistory.
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The tourist office of Huéneja is located in the Town Hall.
Popular festivals in Dehesas de Guadix are San Bernardino de Siena, San Antón, San Isidro and Fiestas Populares.
bus service station.
The church’s construction began in 1500 on the site of a former mosque, although an inscription on its exterior façade reveals that the work continued for several years, until 1634.
Construction of the church began in 1500 on the site of a former mosque.
There is a bus service from Dehesas de Guadix to Granada City using the local bus company, BAM.
The 'Los Castaños' recreational area is situated in a landscape of undeniable biological significance, with centuries-old chestnut trees.
The town, situated in the southernmost Sened at the meeting point of the Mediterranean and Atlantic watersheds, boasts a strategic location due to its abundant water and mineral wealth
Beas de Guadix, which used to be a prison for the Christian soldiers of the Muslim times, is located in the Sierra Nevada National Park, surrounded by badlands, peculiar forms of the clay land thanks to the action of the water, and large pine forests. As the old Roman Road that linked Guadix with Granada used to pass through Beas de Guadix, today, we can still see archaeological ruins of some of the villages of this period.
Construction of the church began in 1543 under the direction of Nuño Cañizares, making use of the site of the mosque that had stood in the town during the Muslim period.
This achaeological site is located between the Guadix and Baza depressions, where the Guadiana Menor and Fardes rivers converge.
Found to the west of Granada, this area offers a landscape contrasting the red of the Hoya de Guadix with the green of the river valleys. Its most famous attraction is the Sierra Nevada National Park as well as the various cave-houses: some inhabited by residents and others converted into extremely popular tourist accommodation due to its peculiarity and individuality.
The town, situated in the southernmost Sened at the meeting point of the Mediterranean and Atlantic watersheds, boasts a strategic location due to its abundant water and mineral wealth
Dating back to the seventeenth century, the chapel consists of a nave used for worship, which has a Mudejar coffered ceiling