UNESCO
UNESCO World Heritage within walking distance of the front door.
A megalithic complex over 6,000 years old — Menga, Viera and El Romeral — a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Menga is one of the largest dolmens in Europe, and it is aligned with the Peña de los Enamorados, unique in European megalithic building.
The Moorish fortress crowning the town. From its walls and keep you get the best panorama of Antequera, with the Peña de los Enamorados in the distance.
One of the first Renaissance churches in Andalusia, right beside the Alcazaba. Its retable façade and the cobbled square in front of it are one of the town’s signature views.
A karst landscape that looks like another planet: thousands of limestone formations carved by water over millions of years. It has signposted trails of varying difficulty and a visitor centre. We are right by the road up to El Torcal.
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The mountain with a human profile that dominates the Antequera plain — and which you can see from our rooftop. It forms part of the World Heritage site along with the Dolmens and El Torcal.
The walkway suspended over the Gaitanes gorge, one of the most spectacular walks in Spain. It must be booked in advance with a timed entry — we can help you arrange it.
An 18-hole golf course less than 3 km away, with the mountains as a backdrop. A good excuse to stretch the trip by one more day.
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