Ubrique

In the convergence of the natural parks of Grazalema and the Alcornocales is Ubrique, declared Historical Set. Its Roman origin is attested by the ancient Roman road between Ubrique and Benaocaz and, above all, by the valuable Ocuri site, with a funeral monument of a columbary type from which there are very few parallels on the Iberian peninsula. The remains of the fortress of Cardela or the castle of Fátima (XII century) have continued from Muslim culture. Its historic centre of medieval layout has narrow streets, picturesque corners, beautiful squares with fountains such as the baroque public source and the Andalusian of the Nine Caños and good examples of the baroque such as the churches of San Antonio, San Juan de Letran and the Convent of Capuchino, turned into a permanent exhibition center "Manos y Magia on the skin." It complements its leisure offer with hiking routes, fishing, hunting or bird watching sites and the vibrant Rally Up to Ubrique.

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Latitude:36.677084·Longitude:-5.445390