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Las Navezuelas

Cazalla de la Sierra hotels

Ctra. A-432 Km 43, A.P. 14

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Double from 63.74 to 96.30 EUR

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Activities in hotel

Trekking, Horseback Riding, Cycling, Bird Watching

Activities around hotel

Speleology

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Las Navezuelas

Cazalla de la Sierra - Seville - Andalusia - Seville

Countryside

Number of rooms: 11

Originally an old mill dating back to the 16th century, this traditional rural development is located in a really undiscovered part of Spain as well as a region of ecological importance. In fact, La Sierra Norte Natural Park, where Navezuelas is situated, is a protected area where the natural order has always been for the environment to dominate man, rather the other way round. This “cortijo” is surrounded by beautiful hills covered by olive and cork trees, with pigs, goats and deer being able to roam freely. Its quiet isolation is perfect for those seeking peace, harmony, and exuberant sunsets. The beautiful swimming pool is also worthy of note. The interior is also attractive - simple, straightforward and dominated by warm colours adding to the sense of quietude, with the ceilings made up of wooden beams adding a further nice touch. Anyone looking to venture out a little further is recommended to visit the pretty town of Cazalla de la Sierra.

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Ruins of an Arab castle.

Cueva de Santiago.
Inside the cave there are axes, bodkins and other artefacts from Neolithic and Chalcolithic cultures

Sevilla:
Wellcomes the visitor with its monuments, its historical quarters and the river Guadalquivir. Few European cities.

The Sierra Norte Natural Park occupies a total area of 164.840 hectares and covers the section of the Sierra Morena Mountain range within the province of Seville between the boundaries Badajoz, Huelva and Cordoba. This area has the highest rainfall of the province, which allows the growth of bosques de galería with species of flora and fauna of vital importance. The area was already inhabited in the time of the Iberians and its mining tradition began with the Romans.

Parish Nuestra Señora de la Consolación, 14th century.
Gothic-mudejar style. Built against the old almohad ramparts, it is a combination of different architectural styles. On the outside note should be taken of the mudejar tower.

Church of San Benito.
Gothic-mudejar style. The main façade is Renaissance style.

Convent of the Madre de Dios, 16th century.
Cloister has mudejar and Renaissance elements.

Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora del Monte, 18th century.
Built on a former one dating from the late Middle Ages.

Monastery of the Cartuja de la Inmaculada Concepción, 15th century.
Built on the ruins of a hunting pavilion belonging to Peter I the Cruel.

Church of Nuestra Señora del Carmen.
It was built on a former mudejar one. It was remodeled during the baroque period.

Convent of San Francisco.
Baroque style. Note should be taken of the cloister.

Convent of San Agustín, 18th century.
Baroque style. There is an interesting two-story cloister.

Church of the convent of Santa Clara.

Cueva de Santiago.
Inside the cave there are axes, bodkins and other artifacts from Neolithic and Chalcolithic cultures.

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