The Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park is a stunningly beautiful, rugged park located in the heart of Andalucia between the three great cities of Cordoba, Granada and Seville. It lies within a comarca or district also called Sierras Subetticas.
The Tourist Office of Cabra is located in Calle Mayor, 1.
Cabra is famous for the National Gypsy Pilgrimage, which traditionally takes place on the third Sunday of June. Click for more on the Cabra Gypsy Festival, and more on other festivals at Cabra.
Cabra is the modern Spanish word for 'goat', but it is unlikely that local flocks inspired this town's name. It is thought to come from "Al-Cabri", a local poet from the tenth century whose full name was Muqaddan Irn Muafaa. The town now has around 20,400 inhabitants.
The “Romería Nacional de los Gitanos”, or National Gypsy Pilgrimage” traditionally takes place the third Sunday in June and attracts not only gypsies, but also “gachos” (non-gypsies). In fact, this event which was founded in 1969 by Jose Córdoba Reyes, draws participants from across Andalucia.
Hotel Mitra Crisálida has a terrace, restaurant and bar in Cabra. Featuring a garden, the 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. Guests can have a drink at the snack bar.
Rooms are fitted with a wardrobe and a TV, and some rooms at the hotel have a balcony.
Cortijo de Frías is located in Cabra and offers a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a garden. The property features mountain and garden views. There is a sun terrace and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.
Set in the town of Cabra, near Cordoba, the Fuente las Piedras is surrounded by the beautiful scenery of the Subbeticas Sierras Nature Reserve. The hotel’s gardens include an outdoor pool and sun terrace.
Air-conditioned rooms include a private balcony, free Wi-Fi and satellite TV. The bathrooms include free toiletries.
