Alamedilla is a village in Granada province, whose name means "little elm avenue". It is made up of five areas: Alamedilla, La Hacha, Los Oqueales, El Peñón y Rambla de los Lobos. Situated in the region of Hoya de Guadix y Marquesado, Alamedilla has its origins in the Moorish-era hamlets which were bestowed upon noblemen from the north of Spain after the Christian Reconquest.

Built at the end of the nineteenth century, it is situated on the road from Guadahortuna to Alamedilla.

This natural fort, located 1,233 metres above sea level and made up of three enormous flat stones, was a refuge in medieval times.

The museum, which was inaugurated in 2007, consists of various tools that were donated by locals.

This viewpoint is located on Cerro San Juan and offers stunning views of the entire town and its surroundings.

The church is the town's most notable building.

Weather forecast for the next days in Alamedilla.

The tourist office of Alamedilla is located in the Town Hall.

Popular festivals in Alamedilla are Fiestas de San Antón, Feria en honor a Santo Cristo de la Luz, Semana Cultural and Fiestas de San Marcos.

There is a bus service from Alamedilla to Granada using the bus company, ALSA.

There were settlements of tribes in the area during the Paleolithic and Neolithic eras. The Iberians, Romans and Visigoths then arrived, and some of their remains are still visible today.

The second handcrafted map gives the location of Alamedilla with the corresponding local road network.

In order to help our readers we have also embedded a Google map which is centered on Alamedilla.