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| Benaoján - Ronda - Malaga - Andalusia - Málaga |
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| Number of rooms: 18 |
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SIERRA DE GRAZALEMA
Declared a Biosphere Reserve by Unesco, Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park is located in the north east of the province of Cadiz and in the north west of Malaga, at an altitude ranging from 250 to 1,654 metres above sea level. A Special Protection Zone for Birds, the Park covers 51,695 hectares and is among the areas of greatest ecological importance in the south of the peninsula, and therefore of great significance in Spain as a whole.Its main activities are centred on woodcutting and cattle farming (in some cases using wild stock). Industrial activities include the manufacture of woolen shawls and leather products; other sources of income are tourism, hunting and recreational fishing.
Nearby places of particular interest:
Parajes (Beauty Spots) at Los Linares, El Moralejo and Las Cobatillas.
Benamahoma.
El Torreon Peak.
Libar, Blanquilla y de los Pinos Sierras.
La Seca and La Verde Gorges (Gargantas).
La Pileta Cave (Cueva de la Pileta).
Archaeological remains at Iptuci and Ocurri.
Remains of the Arabic Zahara Castle (Castillo de Zahara) and the barrio alto district of Benaocaz.
All of the towns and villages which stand within the Park’s boundaries are of great scenic, cultural and historical interest.
El Pinar, Margarita, Zafalgar y El Endrina Sierras.
Lugar de Hundidero-Gato.
Santa Maria de la Encarnación church - 15th to 18th centuries
One of the buildings most closely linked to the history of Ronda. Remains found in the location show the existence of a Roman temple. The largest mosque of the city was also built on the location in the 13th century, during the Moorish domination. Hence we can admire the arch of Mihrab. Following the conquest of the city in 1485, the king ordered the building of the church which was elevated to the status of cathefral.In 1851, however, it was reduced to the status of a parish church.
Espiritu Santo chucrh - 15th century
Gothic-renaissance church built by the catholic kings to consolidated the conquest of Ronda. It was constructed on the ruins of the Almohade octagonal tower that defended entry to the city and which was destroyed by Christian troops in the conquest of Ronda.
Rey Moro House - 1709
Contains valuable antique pieces and objets d'art. The interior mixes the Gothic and Mudejar style.The gardens have been classified as \"Artistic Gardens\".
Bullfighting Museum (Museo Taurino) at the Royal Equestrian Society (Real Maestranza de Caballería), Ronda.
Popular History of the Highwayman Museum (Museo Histórico Popular del Bandolero).
Ronda Municipal Museum (Museo Municipal de la Ciudad de Ronda). Mondragon Palace (Palacio de Mondragón).
House and Museum of Popular Customs and Traditions (Casa Museo de Costumbres y Tradiciones Populares), Tolox.
Maria Gloria House and Museum (Casa Museo de María Gloria), a private residence open to the public. |
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| From Ronda, take the C339/A473 towards Seville; just after Km 118 post, left towards Benaoján. After 10km, having crossed railway and river bridges, turn left to station and follow signs. |
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| From Ronda, take the C339/A473 towards Seville; just after Km 118 post, left towards Benaoján. After 10km, having crossed railway and river bridges, turn left to station and follow signs |
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Please feel free to send us your personal hotel review on this hotel. You may wonder why all the assessments we have on line are positive. Well, apart from the simple fact that we try to include only what we consider to be the best accommodations, there’s another important reason to bear in mind. Any hotel that receives 3 negative feedbacks is automatically taken out of our selection.
“Without doubt, the best rural hotel I’ve ever stayed at. And I’m an inveterate traveler. 5 star service right in the middle of a paradisiacal natural park. The hospitality is wonderful, cleanliness top notch, the gardens a real dream, the 3 star Michelin cuisine and rooms unforgettable. The wonderful scent of plants and trees imbues everything. The swimming pools is splendid and the scenes by the millstream a delicious pleasure. The silence and tranquility sublime. I’ll be back every year notwithstanding the fact that I like to get to know new places. Recommend it 100%”
M, Spain
"One of the best hotels we've ever stayed in. The setting is delightful, with superb gardens full of flowers, lovely terrace alongside the river and beautiful swimming pool and lounging area. The bedrooms are top class, with terraces to site outside and enjoy the views. Food is marvellous, breakfast with freshly sqeezed orange juice and lots more, lunch if you can manage it or just a snack, afternoon tea with homemade cakes and then dinner which is definitely fine dining - what more could you ask for. The staff are friendly, not intrusive but always ready to help. There is a comfortable lounge to relax in if the weather is unkind, with plenty of games, jigsaws and an excellent library of books in many languages, We will keep returning to enjoy the relaxing atmosphere."
DD, UK
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