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The district of Guadix y El Marquesado is a crossroads between the western Spain and Andalusia. Since prehistory it has been an obligatory route and boasts a complete road network, making it one of the region’s best-communicted districts.

The district is formed by an enormous high plateau loca ted be-tween the Sub-Baetic and Penibetic ranges, its northern limit is the Sierra de Cazorla and its southern limit is the Sie rra Nevada, which separates it from the Mediterranean Sea.

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Only at 45 minutes away is Grenade airport. The A 92, backbone of Andalu-sia’s road network, crosses Guadix y El Marquesado from East to West and a new section of the dual carriage-way links Guadix to Huéne-ja, in the Almería direction. Neither must we forget the roads linking the district’s vil-lages or the railway, the best way to travel and enjoy the view.

Cave-house Chimney

Huélago in springtime

Almond fl owers

Hermitage, Cogollos de Guadix

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T ranquil white villages, farmhouses, archae-

ological re mains, rivers, mountains, monumental towns... history and nature are intimately entwined in this land of many features, a land which captivates all who discover it. Its past, mainly Arab, is present in its wind-ing streets and of squares of large windows and balco-nies decorated with flowered geraniums. Its countryside, its people and above all, the peace which permeates each nook and cranny of Guadix y El Marquesado makes it a paradise within our reach.

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In order to make your visit even more rewarding and to help you get to know this ancient land, this publication has been divided into two sec-tions. In the first section you will

find informa-tion about the district’s tourist products (herit-age, cave-hous-es, handcrafts, natural attrac-tions etc.) and in the second part various routes through its towns and beauty spots are presented.

Typical house, Jerez del Marquesado.Country corner, Cogollos de Guadix.Bougainvillea.Town square, Lugros.Autumn on the slopes of the Sierra Nevada Mountains

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Is formed by the city of Guadix and the villages that surround it, this area has a very rich archaeological and historical leg-

acy. Dolmens, Iberian remains, and the Roman city of Acci (Gua-dix), founded by Julius Caesar, all speak of the ancient settling of Guadix y El Marquesado, a crossroads dating from the most re-mote Antiquity.

The Muslims who came to the Peninsula in the 8th Century oc-cupied these lands for centuries. The Morisco rebellion in 1568 provoked the expulsion of the Muslim population and their sub-stitution by Christian resettlers.

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Thus began a new phase in the history of Guadix y El Mar-quesado. New fi estas and celebrations were introduced and the churches and civil buildings which we can still admire in each town and village of the district were raised. The district’s Islamic heritage remained however as we can see in the Mudejar churches, agricul-tural methods, Arab placenames, etc.

Dolmen, GorafeAlhama Valley and FardesChoir stall in Guadix Cathedral Andalusi (Moorish) water pipesPanoramic view of Beas de Guadix

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Guadix y El Marquesado, with a rich monumental and ar-tistic heritage, which is enhanced by the beauty of the sur-

rounding landscapes, encloses within its ur-banistic walls a curious voyage through History. The Muslims left an in-delible legacy: castles, city walls, towers, cis-terns, baths and above all the towns with their narrow streets where time seems to have stood still since the mid-dle ages.

Guadix y Marque-sado’s two most im-portant monuments are: Guadix Cathedral

and La Calahorra castle. The cathedral, built between the 16th and and 18th Century, is a mixture of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles: the chapel of San Torcuato is the work of Diego de Siloé while outside the main façade recalls the style of Borromini.

La Calahorra Castle, in the ad-ministrative seat of the Marquesado del Zenete, houses one of the most beautiful Renai ssance palaces in Spain. Built in the early 16th Century and inspired by Italian models, its beautiful arcaded court-yard is an impressive sight.

Fortress (Alcazaba), GuadixLa Calahorra Castle with Sierra Nevada Mountains in the backgroundCaba Castle, AldeireMedieval cistern in Cogollos de Guadix

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The accommodation in caves of Guadix and El Marquesa-do, has become one of more attractive and singular tour-

ist attractions of the province of Grenade. The special geological characteristics of la Hoya de Guadix dale and the Fardes and Gor, river valleys with their easily-excavated earth have given rise to a singular type of dwelling: cave houses. We can see and ex perience these dwellings excavated in the earth, equipped with three stars acommodation comfort (te lephone, water, comfortable envi-ronment and electricity) thanks to the rural accommodation on offer in the area.

Cave dwellings have produced an at-tractive type of scenery, characterized by the contrast between the re ddish earth and the houses’ whitwashed chimneys and doorways. When you enter a cave house, you will under-stand why this way of life has lasted so long; its thermal insulation means that

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the temperature remains constant throughout the year, with an aver-age of 18-20ºC.

Warm in Winter and cool in Sum-mer, rustic and welcoming, their whitewashed walls and simple forms captivate all who choose them for accommodation.

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quesado shows in its dishes the inheritance of the diverse cultures and populations that have inhabited it, using local products and traditional recipes which have sur-vivied the march of time. It is important to mention the virgin extra olive oil, with the Apellation of Origin “Aceite de Oliva Montes de Granada”. Stews, migas, or fried (garlic) breadcrumbs, gachas, a type of polenta, gurullos, a sun-dried pasta made of fl our, water and salt, shaped like wheat and used in rabbit and game stews, kid or lamb in persillade, marinaded partridge etc... dishes to suit every palate.

Guadix is the place to enjoy “tarbinas”, a fried bread and hon-ey-based pudding, polenta with peppers and herrings, papas a lo pobre, “paupers’” potato stew, paprika with sardines, olla de San Antón, a stew based on haricot beans and pork products, Gua-dix soup and Mozarabe-style lamb. And to round it off, tocino de cielo, a delicious egg-custard.

Other products and dishes from the district are “los sus-tentos”, a popular stew from Lanteira, Valle del Zalabí’s pork products and cured meats, its wines, bread, cakes and pastries, while Diez-ma, is reknowned for its partridges, chees-es and liqueurs.

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Its ancient craftsmanship has survived thanks to its

revaluation as artistic work. The most widespread craft in Guadix y El Marquesado is pottery, a tradition that dates back to Prehistory. Esparto, chairmaking, wickerwork and wought iron are other handcrafts practised in the district, with the added value of each craftsman’s personal stamp.

The clayey Guadix, earth is the raw material for its char-acteristic pottery with native forms such as water pitchers, Accitan jars and the Guadix torus. To purchase pieces of handcrafted pottery we can visit any of the numerous

pottery stands in Purullena, where Accitan jars are made and pot-tery is thrown in the Levantine tradition can be bought. In Diezma we will fi nd esparto and plaited esparto handcrafts.

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With a wide f o l k l o r e ,

there is in Guadix y el Marquesado fes-tivities, pilgrimages, traditions and curi-ous characters of the popular imagination like the Cascamorras of Guadix, declared a Festival of National Interest, celebrated on September 9.

Excitement is as-sured in the Gor bullruns, held during the celebrations in honour of San Cay-etano, or enjoy the fi estas celebrated in La Peza in honour of Our Lady del Ro-sario. Savour the at-mosphere of pilgrim-ages such as that of Our Lady Virgen de la Cabeza in Esfi liana (Valle del Zalabí), or of San Antón, celebrated in Gua-dix and in Alcudia, also in the Valle del Zalabí.

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In Andalusia Holy Week celebrations enjoy a long tradition. It has been celebrated in Guadix since the 16th Century; its streets, squares and other spots are an incomparable setting for the processions in a special, Baroque at-mosphere. During this time in Cortes y Grae-na the Enramao, a col-lection of branches, is hung out and a “Ju-das” is burnt, curious traditions which have been grafted onto the religious celebrations.

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Procession in HuélagoCorpus Christi in GuadixFestival in Cascamorras Easter Week in GuadixRunning of the bulls in GorVirgin of the Rosary in La Peza

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T he landscapes in Guadix y El Marquesado, located in the Sierra Nevada Natural Park, are of great beauty. It´s a

land characterised by its contrasting scenery: from the foothills of the Sierra Nevada to the mysterious, arid lunar landscape of the Montes Orientales, or western hills and from the reddish tones of Hoya de Guadix dale to the green valleys of the rivers that fl ow through the district.

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The North is arid, a land of ochre shades, constantly changing as the day progresses. The clayey earth of Guadix has the highest concentration of caves in Europe, picturesque scenery defined by the contrast of the whitewashed chimneys of the red-earth cave-houses.

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Villanueva de las Torres) and that of Graena (in Baños de Graena) are the ideal place to relax and take it easy. There-fore, taking advantage of the medicinal properties of the dis-trict’s waters, health tourism is another free time activity on offer in the district.

The beautiful lands of the plateau of Guadix y El Marquesado, are the perfect setting for activity

tourism in the heart of nature.

To get to know a land intimately, the best way to visit it is on foot or by mountain bike, enjoying the scenery while at the same time practising a healthy sport. Moreover, we can go on horse rides Andalusia’s emblem animal, or visit the many caves scattered

around the district, many of which boast prehistoric re-mains and paintings.

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Between Alamedilla and Guadahortuna is erected the Hacho Bridge, opened on the 22nd of March of 1898. The authors of the project were two direct pupils of the French architect Gustave Eiffel.

In Iznalloz, the Cueva del Agua of Sierra Arana is one of the most spectacular grottos and one of the best preserved in Andalusia. It is home to 23 different species of animal, some of which are unique. Within tourism in Píñar highlights a visit to the Cueva de las Ventanas, declared of cultural interest and natural monument.

To the south, near the Vega of Grenade, is Deifontes with its abundant spring of clear water.

Montejícar is the natural limit of the Grenade province with

the one of Jaén; the Parochial Church of San Andrés, of the XVI century, is raised in its particular town centre. Nearby, Guadahortuna has one of the most outstanding buildings of the architectonic patrimony of the region, the church of Santa Maria la Mayor.

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Very often a frontier area,

it knew few periods of lasting peace in the times of Islamic domi-nation and finally suf-fered a whipping from the Castilian riders bil-leted in Cazorla. Both History and the beauty of the contrasting scenery are the inspi-ration for this route in which the attraction of the past combines with rural tourism. This is a land which has long been witness to the adventures of Man’s history.

Alamedilla is a good spot from which to contemplate semi-arid surroundings next to fertile lands irrigated by the Guadahortuna river.

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Enjoying the delightful, impressive desert scen-ery of Pedro Martínez, dotted with farmhouses among the hills and gorg-es, we arrive in Laborci-llas which together with Moreda, constitute the borough of Morelábor; lands with a true frontier nature, as its archaeolo-gical remains testify.

The long history of Huélago and Fonelas can be seen in Prehistoric engravings and Mudejar architecture. We finish our trip in Benalúa, an obligatory route between Jaén and Almería (the Ro-man Via Augusta) which reflects its importance in the district’s history. We are now close to the A 92, the backbone of An-dalusia, which brings any point in the region within easy reach.

View of FonelasOur Lady of Carmen Church, BenalúaRural detailSpringtime in eastern Montes Our Lady of the Annunciation, HuélagoMercal Peak

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Villanueva de las Torres is blessed with a bounteous climate, its fertile farmlands bathed by the Fardes river and our visit is made even more rewarding by the remains of a Roman road and baths.

Passing the ruins of lon g-gone civilisations and unforgettable scenery, we reach Gorafe, with the highest concentration of dolmens in the Iberian Peninsula. It boasts a funerary complex, the quality and variety of whose archaeological re mains make it an important site, not to mention the beauty of its surroundings. There is a Megalithic Interpretation Centre.

Following the course of the river Gor, we approach the foothills of the range which bears its name and where numerous farmhou-

ses and villages dot the countryside. In Gor, our destination, it is impossible not to admire the remains of its Islamic castle walls or visit the Las Víboras beauty spot.

The stream of Gor is a natural depression located in a geographic pass very popular during the Prehistoric period,

border between the eastern tribal groups and those of the Low Andalucia that occupied this area in the V millennium b.C.

A trip back in time is assured in this route which takes us to the Sierra de Gor. Both history and nature combine in each town and in the countryside, showing us man’s imprint on his surroundings.

Our trip through History begins between the archaeological remains of Alicún de Ortega and of Dehesas de Guadix, where as well as its notable cave-houses we can also admire the impressive Cerro del Reloj hill.

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I ts route be-comes a stroll

through history from the Bronze Age, the Roman period to the Arab settlement. During this trip wa ter, in all its different forms, will be our constant compa nion. We are in the Hoya de Guadix dale, completely surrounded by vari-ous mountain ranges. Here we can admire the ero ded reddish peaks crowning the fertile valleys, eternal guardians which have jealously protected these lands throughout their His-tory.

We set out from Darro which, together with Diezma, nestles in the foothills of the Sierra Arana, an ideal base for activities such as hik-ing. Towns and vi llages in the leafy valleys bathed by the various tributaries of Fardes contrast sharply with the naural ochre walls surrounding them. Passing through picture

From Darro to Lugros: Mancomunidad del Marchalpostcard scenery we arive in La Peza, on the northern slopes of the Sierra Nevada which majestically crowns all of the ar-ea’s scenery.

Only 7km from Gua-dix we come cross Cortes y Graena, a borough formed by three different vil-lages si tuated in a beautiful valley, the

colour of whose vegetation displays an incredible range of tones. The most important elements of its history are the ven-erable house caves which were inabited as far back as the Muslim occupation. In nearby Purullena, set among sce nery well worth admiring, visits to the Cuesta del Ne gro archaeo-logical site and its large quarter of cave-houses are a must; while its traditional pottery is a joy to see.

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Marchal reached its apo-gee in the Nasrid period, a fact refl ected by its he ritage. Among its buildings the Gallardo palace set upon the central hill is outstanding. It is important to mention the gullies of Marchal, classed as natural monument. Continuing southwards, we can see beautiful urban views of Beas de Guadix, a small village next to the river Alhama. Resuming our journey through this unforgettable scenery, we arrive in Polícar, a picturesque town of narrow streets and intimate squares overlooking a gorge, seeming to accompany its visitors in the quiet contemplation of its surroundings.

F i n a l l y , approaching the Sierra Nevada foothills, our trip ends in Lugros, the joint boroughs’ most mountai-nous town, whose street plan follows the land’s uneven contours.

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Throughout the whole of this route the varying tones of the senery, ever-changing as the day progresses and the light shifts, delight the eye.

Autumn vegetation by the Alhama RiverPanoramic View of Beas de GuadixGallardo Palace, MarchalSt. Anthony of Padua Parish Church, LugrosLandscape near Camarate ForestCárcavas Natural Monument, Marchal

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roque period while its main façade recalls the style of Borromini and its impressive tower rises over the city’s rooftops.

This is the area where most of the city’s monuments are to be found: the 16th-Century Archbishop’s Palace and the Renaissance Villalegre Palace lead us to the Torreón del Ferro to wer. More churches such as the 16th-Century church of San Miguel and of the church of la Magdalena, one of the oldest in Guadix, are testimo-

ny to the city’s Christian herit-age. From the nearby Mirador de la Magdale-na we can ad-mire some truly beautiful views.

The area where Guadix is located has been inhabited since Prehistory and it is one of the oldest human settle-

ments of Spain due to its condition of crossroad. The ancient city of Guadix, was a Ro man colony Iulia Gemella Acci, and later the Muslim town of Guad-Haix (Arabic for “river of life”). In the 15th Century it was the seat of the El Zagal court before being conquered by the Catholic Kings. This long, rich history can be seen in its streets, its squares and its nume rous monuments. A stroll through the Alcazaba quarter and its surroundings will delight the senses.

The colonnaded Plaza de la Constitución, square is ev-idence of the legacy of the Christian resettlers. Worthy of admiration is the 17th-Century Corregidores Balcony on the South façade of the Town Hall. The Cathedral, built upon the site of the Main Mosque, dates from the 16th Century; its Gothic and Re nai ssance in terior was terminated in the Ba-

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Returning to the me dieval quarter, with its narrow streets, so typ-ical of Muslim architecture, we will see the Convent of the Con-ception and the Peñafl or Palace, a beautiful noble mansion from the Baroque period. We are now in the oldest part of Guadix, close to one of its most emblematic buildings: the Alcazaba. Declared a National Monument, its origins date from the Caliphate. Both a fortress and palace, its towers dominate the city and the plain.

Nestling between mansions and Huerta de los Pastores is the church of Santiago. This church was built upon the site of a for-mer mosque. Its Mudejar tower recalling its Islamic legacy com-bined Die go de Siloé’s Renaissance portico. We can also visit the church of San Torcuato before continuing to the Gate of the same name and on to the 15th-Cen tury church of San Francisco and the church of Santa Ana, built upon a the site of a mosque.

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Going towards the Ermita Nueva quarter where we can see the town’s cave houses, we can visit the Baroque church of San Diego. Visiting the Padre Poveda cave and the Cave-Museum

of Popular Arts and Customs to get a taste of the way of life which so fascinated Gerald Brenan, are both a must.

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One of the bourough closest to Guadix is Valle del Za labí, which comprises three settlement of which Charches is one. It is located in the Gor foothills, next to the Sierra de Baza Na-ture Park. A great day out is to be had in Fraguara de Charches, a recreational area managed by the Enviromental Agency. If

not, we can always en-joy the town’s cuisine. Alcudia, plainly vis-ible from El Monterón peak, is also part of the borough, its past evident in its street-plan.

On the out skirts of Gua dix are a series of towns and villages we cannot afford to miss. Set between

mountain ranges from which swift rivers flow and with a great variety of scenery, their location, history and their in-habitants’ hospitality make them a must.

Walking the streets and around the vil-lages, we can see the influence of differ-ent civilizations that inhabited this land, leaving all kinds of testimony.

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The third settlement is Esfiliana, where we can enjoy its rich heritage and beauty spots such as La Cuñana. Its biograhi-cal mu seum dedicated to the vi llage’s Baroque sculptor Ruiz del Peral, is not to be missed. We also recommend you to see the pilgrimage dedi-cated to Our Lady, Santa María de la Cabeza to Zalabí’s shrine, built in the 16th Century.

Coming ever closer to the Sierra Nevada, crowned by Mt. Mulhacén while also reaching the end of our journey, we ar-rive in Albuñán and Cogollos de Guadix.

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peaks stand jealous guard over the whole area. Among the heritage to be admired in the villages is the ehtnological mu-seum in Albuñán, in a restored ancient tinao (a type of porch)

and the medieval cis-tern in Cogollos, next to the imposing brick tower of the church, a Mudejar needle pointing skywards. This area is the be-ginning of our next route which tales us through Marquesado del Zenete.

Church, AlbuñánTown square, AlbuñánVirgin of the Head Hermi-tage, Cogollos de GuadixSt. Mary of the Annuncia-tion Church (Cogollos G.)Zalabí Valley

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The district of El Marquesado, to be highlighted for its history

and for its natural beauty, divides its territory between the slopes of Si-erra Nevada and the plateau that lies at the foot of this Grenade massif. The whole of this route is through the majestic scenery of the Sie rra Nevada foothills. These boroughs, dotted with small farming vilages, are a like a string of white pearls set be-tween chestnut trees and brooks, postcard scenery that will linger forever in our memory.

Our route begins in Jérez del Marquesado, located at the head of rivers, between chestnut trees and the Ba rranco del Alhorí gorge, it is in unequalled sce nery, the whitewashed walls of its houses contrasting with their red roof-tiles.

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Lanteira, is our next stop, standing between fl owing waters and groves of trees. Its most important ruins are the two fortresses known as Castillos de los Mo-ros, or Castles of the Moors”.

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castle, regarded as a National Historical and Artistic Monument. It is a Plateresque fortress from 1509, housing a Renaissance palace, something which in its time was a novel concept. With the Sie rra Ne-vada in the background, its beautiful silhouette dominates the sur-rounding countryside, transporting us back to earlier times.

Near to La Calahorra is Aldeire, built around an ancient Mozarab monastery. Its fortress, dating back to the Caliphate, should not be missed, and neither should the Arab baths on the banks of the Los Molinos river, the place for a beautiful stroll. Not far away we come

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Ferreira, whose origins go back to Prehistoric times and whose un-even streets have been endowed over the centuries with a rich herit-age.

Nearby is Dólar, built around a hill upon which the remains a Muslim castle are still to be seen. Through it streets run water chanels leading to the former Islamic baths. The route fi nishes Huéneja, strategically placed between the hills and the plains. Here we can enjoy its delight-ful natural surroundings which, thanks to its aquifers, are home to numerous chestnut trees and watermils.

St. Mary of the Annunciation, AldeireLa Calahorra and its castle View of DólarChurch of the Annunciation, HuénejaFerreira, Zalabí Valley in the background Aldeire, excavation of bathsAlmond trees in bloom in Ferreira

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The mining origins of the area of Alquife, are re-fl ected in its very name, from the Arabic Al-Kahf, meaning “the grotto”. Continuing along the slopes of the Sierra Ne-vada we can make out the majestic La Calahorra

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Fonelas

CORTIJO ANCHURONES DE SAN PEDRO lllCarretera de Fonelas a Baños de Alicún de Ortega% 986 221 468 - 665 889 614cortijosanpedro@gmail.comwww.anchurones.com

CUEVAS MEDINACELI llMedinaceli, 16-19% 958 679 040 - 647 444 545ventajas.juan@gmail.comwww.cuevasmedinaceli.com

CUEVAS DE LA CHUMBERA lllParaje Pago de la Coila, Parcela 24 % 661 292 097 - 661 292 098www.cuevaslachumbera.com

Dólar

EL ESPANTAPÁJAROS llCruz del Granado s/ n% 634 535 092elespantapajaros@elespantapajaros.netwww.elespantapajaros.net

Gor

CUEVAS EL ATOCHAL lllCamino Real, s/n% 958 682 085 - 680 493 565reservas@cuevaselatochal.netwww.cuevaselatochal.net

CASA GORILLO llAnejo de las Juntas, s/n % 958 682 113 - 667 747 813www.guadixymarquesado.org

Guadahortuna

CINEGÉTICAS LAS ENEBRAS lCtra. Iznalloz-Guadahortuna, km 11 % 958 385 282 - 649 437 658 jcatero@vianwe.comwww.lasenebras.com

Guadix

CUEVAS DE ROLANDO llRambla de Baza, s/n % 958 066 029 - 670 799 138 cuevasderolando@gmail.comwww.cuevasderolando.es

CUEVAS DEL ABUELO JOSÉ llCortijo Carrizo, Camino de Guadix, s/n % 958 066 088 - 652 894 584 cuevas@cuevasabuelojose.comwww.cuevasabuelojose.com

CUEVAS PEDRO ANTONIO DE ALARCÓN llBarriada San Torcuato s/n % 958 664 986 Fax: 958 661 721cavehotel@infonegocio.comwww.cuevaspedroantonio.es

LA TALA llA-92 N, km. 1,5 % 958 586 104 - 666 060 222Fax: 958 586 104informacion@complejotala.comwww.complejotala.com

CHEZ JEAN ET JULIA lErmita Nueva 67 % 958 669 191www.altipla.com/jj

CUEVA DE MARÍA lErmita Nueva, 54 % 958 660 716www.cuevasdemaria.es

Iznalloz

EL COLMENAR DE LAS ERAS lAlto Eras, s/n % 637 919 674www.elcolmenardelaseras.es

La Calahorra

CUEVAS DEL ZENETE lllTravesía de los Derechos Humanos. Km. 1´5% 958 698 296 / 615 299 69Fax: 958 698 907informacion@cuevasdelzenete.comwww.cuevasdelzenete.com

Lanteira

POSADA DEL ALTOZANO lCno. Fuente de La Parra s/n % 958 673 177www.posadadelaltozano.com

Montejícar

VILLA DE XICAR lllPlaza de la Constitución, 5% 958 393 024- 651 899 494Fax: 958 393 170www.villadexicar.es

TOURIST OFFICES

Guadix

OFICINA DE TURISMOPlaza de la Constitución, 15-18% 958 662 804

Píñar

OFICINA DE TURISMOPlaza Rafael Expósito Jiménez, 7% 958 394 725 cuevadelasventanas@hotmail.eswww.piñar.es

COMMUNICATIONS

RAIL

RENFEwww.renfe.es

BUS

ALSAwww.alsa.es

CULTURE

MUSEUMS

Albuñán

MUSEO ETNOLÓGICOChambao, 2 % 958 675 411

Benalúa

CUEVA DEL CENTRO – MUSEO DEL PUEBLO DE BENALÚACalle los pinos, 40% 678 657 979

Ferreira

CENTRO DE INTERPRETACIÓN DE LA ARQUITECTURA ÁRABEAlcazaba, s/n% 958 677 301 / 616 083 189

Guadix

CUEVA MUSEO DE COSTUMBRES POPULARES Plaza del Padre Poveda, s/n% 958 665 569

MUSEO CATEDRALICIO DONUM FIDEIPaseo de la Catedral, s/n% 958 665 108

MUSEO DE ALFARERÍA CUEVA LA ALCAZABA San Miguel, s/n % 958 664 767

Iznallóz

MUSEO MICOLÓGICO Paraje del Enebral% 958 346 226

Píñar

CUEVA DE LAS VENTANAS Plaza del Ayuntamiento, s/n% 958 394 725www.cuevasdelasventanas.esPurullena

ALMAGRUZ. CENTRO DE INTERPRETACIÓN DEL HABITAT TROGLODITAVía de Servicio Río Fardes. A92, salida km. 286.% 658 923 971 - 685 928 812info@cuevasalmagruz.comwww.cuevasalmagruz.com

MUSEO ETNOLÓGICO CUEVAS INMACULADACtra. de Granada, 81% 958 690 181 / 646 556 247informacion@cuevainmaculada.comwww.cuevainmaculada.com

TRAVEL AGENCIESAlcudia de Guadix

VIAJES MAGÁNLa Villa, 80% 958 698 574 www.viajesmagan.gruposercom.com

Guadix

AC VIAJESAvda. Buenos Aires, 128% 902 506 721 Fax: 902 506 721contacto@comprartickets.eswww.comprartickets.es

ACCITURAvda. Mariana Pineda, 6% 958 665 003 Fax: 958 662 838accitur@terra.es

DELGADOAvenida Medina Olmos, 33% 958 660 518 - 958 661 161 Fax: 958 662 005delgadoviajes@grupoairmet.comwww.viajesdelgado.grupoairmet.com

JAIRÁNPoetisa Hafsa, 3% 958 669 016 - 958 665 133 Fax: 958 662892jairan@infonegocio.comwww.grupogea.comznalloz

FLANDRIA INTERNACIONAL TRAVELCtra. A - 44 Km. 98. Venta la Nava% 958 397 248 Montejícar

JOSEMART VIAJESLeones, 6 bajo B% 958 393 334 josemartviajes@josemart.eswww.josemartviajes.es

ACCOMMODATIONS

HOTELS

Darro

VISTA NEVADA *Autovía A-92. Cruce Darro, km 282% 958 680 093 Fax: 958 680 054vistanevada@yahoo.es

Diezma

EL SEÑORÍO DE RÍAS ****Finca de Rías, s/n% 651 840 170 Fax: 651 710 087agricoladerias@ofi jaen.comwww.hotelforestalelsenorioderias.com

Gor

VILLA DE GOR ***A-92, km. 308 - Gor% 958 682 241 Fax: 958 682 097info@hotelvilladegor.comwww.hotelvilladegor.com

VENTA NUEVA ** Area servicio A-92 km. 309% 958 682 109

Gorafe

ROSALÍA **Granada, 29% 958 693 184 Fax: 958 693 184

Guadix

ABADES REINA MARÍA ****Autovía A-92, km. 295,5% 902 323 800 Fax: 902 323 804reservas@abades.com www.abades.com

COMERCIO ****Mira de Amezcua, 3 % 958 660 500 Fax: 958 665 072 www.hotelcomercio.com

MARI CARMEN ***Avda. Mariana Pineda, 61% 958 661 511 Fax: 958 660 179reservas@hotelcarmenguadix.com www.hotelcarmenguadix.com

ABENTOFAIL **Abentofail, s/n % 958 669 281www.hotelabentofail.com

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Purullena

CUEVAS ALMAGRUZ lllComplejo Cortijo Almagruz s/n% 685 92 88 12 - 658 92 39 71info@cuevasalmagruz.comwww.cuevasalmagruz.com

CUEVAS OLMOS llCarretera de Granada, 106 % 958 690 040olmosporcel@mixmail.comwww.cuevasolmos.com

HOSTALS

Cortes y Graena

EL MIRADOR *A-92 Salida 282 % 958 680 004

MONTUAL **Ctra. de La Peza s/n % 958 670 735reservas@hotelruralmontual.comwww.hotelruralmontual.com

GLORIA **C/ San Antonio, 23 % 958 670 690info@hostalruralgloria.eswww. hostalruralgloria.es

SOLEDAO **Baños de Graena, Escuelas, 13 % 958 670 685www.soledaorural.com

Iznalloz

EL 402 *Ctra. Bailén-Motril, 105% 958 384 403

Purullena

EL CAMINERO *Avda. de Andalucía, 30 % 958 690 154hostalcaminero@yahoo.eswww.hostalcaminero.com

PENSIONS

Aldeire

LA BRASA Casa Forestal La Peña, s/n % 607 858 477

Benalúa de GuadixMOYA E HIJOSCarmen, 16 % 958 676 028

Cortes y Graena

MARI San Antonio, 23 % 958 670 690 - 656 493 866 Fax: 958 670 690hostalmari@hotmail.comwww.pensionmari.es

ECUADOR Ctra. de Vilchez-Almería, s/n % 958 697 054Dehesas de Guadix

FUENSANTA MC Avda. Constitución, 56 % 958 677 888

Guadahortuna

LEYVAMARCtra. Córdoba-Almería, km 176 % 958 383 181

Guadix

EL RETIROAvda. Mariana Pineda 38 % 958 660 047

Huéneja

GONZÁLEZ Ctra. de Almería, s/n % 958 683 168

La Calahorra

EL CASTILLO Carretera de La Ragua, 1 % 958 677 192

LABELLA Álamo, 3 % 958 677 363 Fax: 958 677 241

MANJÓN Los Caños, 20 % 958 677 081

La Peza

MARI Real, 1 % 958 674 173

SOLÍS Triana, 17 % 958 674 207

Píñar

LOS PEREJILES Ctra. de Piñar, s/n % 958 394 625

Purullena

RUTA DEL SUR Avda. de Andalucía, 51 % 958 690 167

RURAL HOUSES

Albuñán

LA HACIENDA DEL MARQUESADOCarretera Jerez- Guadix, km.5,7% 958 675 686www.lahaciendadelmarquesado.es

Alcudia de Guadix

ALOJASURBarrio Calvario, 32% 629 732 222amendez@alojasur.eswww.alojasur.es

CUEVAS DEL TÍO TOBASCtra. de Almería, km.1, (Valle de Piena)% 958 698 350tiotobas@tiotobas.comwww.tiotobas.com

Dehesas de Guadix

CUEVAS TOR-ES 2000Velázquez, 12% 958 813 955 - 619 522 572mtortosa007@gmail.com

Alquife

LOS CHARCONESDoctor Segura, 4% 958 662 652 - 630 461 331www.alquiferural.com

Gor

EL CERRILLORambla Valdiquín, s/n% 958 345 560www.hotelcerrillo.com

MESÓN CASA DEL CURAAncha, 8% 958 682 176

Guadix

CASA CUEVA TAJO DEL POLLO I - IITajo del Pollo, s/n (Belerda)% 958 431 349 - 609 375 054info@tajodelpollo.comwww.tajodelpollo.com

CORTIJO ALMAZARAPaulenca, 40% 958 665 464Fax: 958 220 227

CORTIJO LA TALAA- 92 N Km 297,5% 958 586 104 - 666 060 222Fax: 958 586 104informacion@complejolatala.comwww.complejolatala.com

CUEVAS TAJO DEL POLLOTajo del Pollo s/ n ( Belerda )% 958 431 349 - 609 375 054info@tajodelpollo.comwww.tajodelpollo.com

Jérez del Marquesado

LOS CASTAÑOSEscuelas, 5% 958 672 433

Lanteira

POSADA PIEDRA DE LA HERRADURAPiedra de la Herradura s/n% 958 673 598 - 638 050 349

REFUGES

Jérez del Marquesado

REFUGIO POSTERO ALTOParque Nacional de Sierra Nevada% 616 50 60 83 - 958 066 110refugioposteroalto@hotmail.comwww.refugioposteroalto.es

HEALTH TOURISM

ARAB BATHSGuadix

HAMMAM-KABIRCamino Guadix s/n ( Entrada por Bejarín)% 958 066 088 / 652 89 45 84reservas@hammam-kabir.comwww.hammam-kabir.com

HEALTH RESORTS

Cortes y Graena

BALNEARIO DE GRAENASan Antonio, 5% 958 670 681Fax: 958 670 646info@balneario-graena.comwww.balneario-graena.com

Villanueva de las Torres

BALNEARIO DE ALICÚN DE LAS TORRESCtra. de Gorafe, s/n.% 958 694 022Fax: 958 694 411www.alicundelastorres.com

RESTAURANTS

Albuñán

LA HACIENDADEL MARQUESADO TTTCarretera Jerez - Guadix Km 5,7% 958 675 686www.lahaciendadelmarquesado.es

Alcudia de Guadix

MESÓN ANTONIO TCtra. de Almería, s/n % 958 698 253

MESÓN RURAL TÍO TOBAS T Ctra. Almería, km 1 % 958 698 137

Benalúa de Guadix

CUEVAS LA GRANJA TTCuevas La Granja, s/n % 958 676 000www.cuevas.org

MOYA E HIJOS T Carmen, 16 % 958 676 028Campotéjar

MESÓN ELITE T Alameda, 7 % 958 385 260

Cortes y Graena

EL MIRADOR T A - 92, salida 282 Jaén % 958 690 305

EMBALSE FRANCISCO ABELLÁN TCtra. de La Peza-EmbalseFco. Abellán% 958 345 000

Darro

ECUADOR TTEspinosa San Martín, s/n% 958 697 054

EL PARAISO T Ctra. Córdoba-Almería, s/n% 958 697 176

VISTA NEVADA T A - 92 Cruce Jaén s/n% 958680093

Diezma

HITA T Ctra. Nacional 342% 958 680 006

Dólar

ANDRÉS T Ctra Almería-Cruce Dólar, s/n% 958 697 625

Gor

VENTA NUEVA TTArea Servicio - Autovia A-92(Sentido Baza-Granada), Km 319% 958 682 109info@ventanueva.comwww.ventanueva.com

ÁREA DE SERVICIO ALAMILLA TCarretera Granada-Murcia% 958 682 240

MESÓN CASA DEL CURA TAncha, 8 % 958 682 176

MESÓN RURAL HERMANOSVERGARA T Salida Cenascuras-Gorafede la A-92% 958 681 825

GORILLO T Anejo de las Juntas, 67% 958 682 113 - 667 647 813www.guadixymarquesado.org

VENTA VICARIO T Carretera A-92, km 318% 958 345 201Gorafe

ROSALÍA TTGranada,29 % 958 693 184

Guadahortuna

CINEGÉTICA LAS ENCEBRAS TTCtra. Iznalloz - Guadahortuna Km 11% 958 385 282 - 649 437 658jcatero@vianwe.comwww.lasencebras.com

LA CODORNIZ Ctra. de Huelma nº 23% 958 383 042

Guadix

BOABDIL TTC/ Manuel de Falla % 958 664 883

EL ALBERGUE TTAvda Medina Olmos, 48% 958 660 799

MESÓN EL CATO TTC/ Jardines, 6 % 958 662 698

PEPE TTC/ Boabdil 1, Bajo % 958 664 627

FLORIDA T Cº Rutan, s/n % 958 664 449

CUEVAS PEDRO ANTONIODE ALARCÓN TBarriada San Torcuato s/ n% 958 666 084cavehotel@infonegocio.comwww.cuevaspedroantonio.es

CHURRASCO T Poetisa Hafsa, 3 Pl. Sierra Nevada, s/n, bajo drcha. (Edif. Mulhacén)% 958 669 153

EL RETIRO T Ctra. Nacional 342, 38% 958 665 166

SANTA ROSA T Urb. Santa Rosa, s/n % 958 661 102

ABADES GUADIX TAutovía A-92 km 292,5% 958 662 913

Iznalloz

EL ZEGRI TTCtra. Bailen-Motril, km 80% 958 346 310

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TOWN HALLS

AlamedillaPlza. Emigrante, 1% 958 392 520alamedilla@dipgra.es

AlbuñánPlza. Mayor, 5% 958 675 411albunan@dipgra.es

AldeireAvda. Granada, 27% 958 671 063aldeire@dipgra.es

Alicún de OrtegaC/ Rey, 24% 958 677 631alicundeortega@dipgra.es

AlquifeC/ Queipo de Llano, s/n% 958 673 014alquife@dipgra.es

Beas de GuadixPlza. Ayuntamiento, s/n% 958 670 001beasdeguadix@dipgra.es

Benalúa de GuadixPlza. Del Carmen, s/n% 958 676 011aytbenalua@dipgra.eswww.benalua.org

CampotéjarPlza. Ayuntamiento, s/n% 958 385 004campotejar@dipgra.eswww.ayuntamientocampotejar.com

Cogollos de GuadixPlza. Ayuntamiento, s/n% 958 675 308cogollosdeguadix@dipgra.es

Cortes y GraenaPlza. Del Olmo, 6% 958 670 660cortesygraena@dipgra.es

DarroJardin, 1% 958 697 000darro@dipgra.es

Dehesas de GuadixAvda. Granada, 3% 958 694 051dehesasdeguadix@dipgra.es

Dehesas ViejasPza. de la Iglesia, s/n% 958 385 102

DeifontesAvda. Andalucia, s/n% 958 407 005deifontes@dipgra.eswww.deifontes.es

DiezmaPlza. Ayuntamiento, s/n% 958 680 001diezma@dipgra.eswww.arrakis.es/~diezma

DólarPlza. Ayuntamiento,1% 958 697 554dolar@dipgra.es

FerreiraPlza. Constitución, 1% 958 677 301ferreira@dipgra.es

FonelasReal s/n% 958 679 002fonelas@dipgra.es

GobernadorPlaza, s/n% 958 692 001gobernador@dipgra.es

GorPlza. Mayor, 1% 958 682 001gor@dipgra.es

GorafePlaza, 10% 958 693 159gorafe@dipgra.eswww.altipla.com/gorafe

GuadahortunaReal, 1% 958 383 002guadahortuna@dipgra.es

GuadixPlaza de la Constitución, 1% 958 669 300guadix@dipgra.eswww.guadix.es

HuélagoPlza. Palomas, s/n% 958 678 932huelago@dipgra.es

HuénejaPlza. Ayuntamiento, 5% 958 683 001hueneja@dipgra.es

IznallozCarretera, s/n% 958 384 051aytiznalloz@dipgra.es

Jérez del MarquesadoPlza. Molino, s/n% 958 672 103jeresdelmarquesado@dipgra.es

La CalahorraPlza. Ayuntamiento, 1% 958 677 132calahorra@dipgra.es

LanteiraPlza. Concordia, 1% 958 673 054lanteira@dipgra.es

La PezaPlza. José Antonio, 1% 958 674 151lapeza@dipgra.es

LugrosPlaza de la Constitución, s/n% 958 674 817lugros@dipgra.eswww.ayuntamientodelugros.com

MarchalF. Vieja, s/n% 958 690 451marchal@dipgra.esMontejícarCtra. de Arbuniel, s/n% 958 393 328montejicar@dipgra.eswww.montejicar.org/

MonteláborReal, s/n% 958 692 531morelabor@dipgra.es

Pedro MartínezVillanueva de las Torres, 1% 958 687 001pedromartinez@dipgra.es

PíñarPlza. Ayuntamiento, 7% 958 394 613pinar@dipgra.es

PolícarAndalucía, 4% 958 670 057policar@dipgra.es

PurullenaLas Viñas, s/n% 958 690 137purullena@dipgra.es

Torre CardelaPlza. Santo Cristo, 1% 958 678 051torrecardela@dipgra.es

Valle del ZalabíPlza. San Anton, 1% 958 698 201valledelzalabi@dipgra.eswww.abz.net/zalabi- Alcudia de Guadix

Villanueva de las TorresPlza. San Blas, 1% 958 694 002villandelastorres@dipgra.es

402 TCtra Bailén-Motril, km 98% 958 384 403

VENTA DE LOS ARCOS T Estación, 35 % 958 384 013

La Calahorra

EL CASTILLO TTCtra. de Guadix, 14 % 958 677 192reservas@hospederiadelzenete.comwww.hospederiadelzenete.com

LABELLA TTCtra. de Aldeire 1 % 958 677 363

MANJON TTLos Caños, 20 % 958 677 081

La Peza

MOROLLON TCtra. de Granada, 9 % 958 674 203

Lanteira

POSADA DEL ALTOZANO T Camino fuente la parra, s/n% 958 673 209

POSADA PIEDRA DE LA HERRADURA Tde la Herradura Piedra de la Herradura s/n% 638 050 349

Lugros

PATIO DE LUGROS TTAlamos, 1 % 958 066 015

Moreda

VENTA EL MALENO TCtra. Nacional 342, s/n% 958 345 190

Píñar

CAMPOPINEDA TTTAvda. Almería s/n% 958 106 262 - 629 402 891www.aceitescampopineda.com

Purullena

MESÓN LA TABERNA TAvda. de Andalucía, 35% 958 690 672mesónlataberna@hotmail.com

RUTA DEL SUR T Avda. Andalucia s/n% 95 869 0167

Villanueva de las Torres

LOS TORREONES TTBaños de Alicún-Ctra. de Gorafe s/n % 958 694 022info@alicundelastorres.comwww.alicundelastorres.com/

WINE CELLARS

Cogollos de Guadix

AL - ZAGALParaje La Cañailla s/ n% 647 696 610malvarez@bodegasalzagal.es

Cortes y Graena

BODEGA MUÑANACortijo Peñas Prietas. Ctra. Cortes y Graena - La Peza s/ n% 958 535 565 - 666 559 409jbustamante@bodegasmunana.comwww.bodegasmunana.com

CAUZÓNAvda. Andalucía, 20% 958 670 744 - 676 856 164bodegacauzon@gmail.comwww.cauzon.com

Benalúa de Guadix

BODEGA PAGO DE ALMARAESCtra. Fonelas, Km. 1. Camino de Almaraes% 958 348 752info@bodegaspagodealmaraes.eswww.bodegaspagodealmaraes.es

Darro

BODEGA ROMERO GARCÍACortijo el Anchurón. Isaac Albéniz, 10 2ºB% 608 457 732 - 958 277 764info@anchuron.eswww.anchuron.es

Deifontes

FONTE DEIDoctor Horcajadas, 10% 958 427 306bodegasbodegran@gmail.comwww.bodegran.es

Dólar

BODEGAS MÉNDEZ MOYACarretera El Pocico Km. 9,5% 629 004 890 - 629 123 399 - 958 698 018jose@mendezmoya.com

Huélago

MARQUÉS DE CASA PARDIÑASCortijo San Torcuato. Ctra. de Huélago a Pedro Martínez. Km. 2% 958 252 297 - 630 901 094info@spiracp.eswww.marquesdecasapardinas.com

Marchal

ANTONIO VÍLCHEZ VALENZUELAFuente Vieja, 26% 958 690 146 - 637 222 326naranjuez@gmail.com

VIÑAS DE PURULIOSan Bonifacio, 42% 652 924 245 - 958 690 226

Polícar

VERTIJANAPaseo de Sierra Nevada, 18% 615 179 955 - 605 074 459vertijana@hotmail.com

ACTIVE TOURISM

Alcudia de Guadix

TIOTOBASCtra. de Almería, km. 11% 958 698 350

Cortes y Graena

MONTUALCarretera de la Peza s/n% 958 670 735 - 958 670 738reservas@hotelruralmontual.comwww.hotelruralmontual.com

Diezma

BREMONT BUSTAMANTELa Fuente, 2% 659 511 995 / 679 798 679www.andaventur.com

Fonelas

ACCIAVENTURAAlhambra, 5% 615457546

Guadix

CODERIX DEPORTE Y OCIOAvda. Buenos Aires, 20-3ºD% 637 820 741

Laroles

AVENTURA POLAR EN EL SUR S.LCtra. de Bayárcal - Puerto de la Ragua s/n ( Bayárcal)% 952 583 945 - 653 104 359Fax: 952 463174pedro@aventurapolar.comwww.aventurapolar.com

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