
This burial monument dates back to the mid-2nd century CE. It would have had a crypt for burials and an upper floor that was where the religious services were held. The local stone was used in the...
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In the North of the mountain ranges which cross the province, from the Serrania de Ronda up to the mountains of the Axarquia, there is a territory, which is at the same time a cross-way of eastern and western Andalusia, of the Andalusia of the Guadalquivir and the Mediterranean one.
Its central location has permitted the development of the main communicating junction and the natural corridor, which throughout history canalized the communications between upper and lower Andalusia, between Granada and Seville, and which supported an important exchange between men and cultures.
The region of Antequera is composed by plain lands and wavy fields, which are dotted by hillocks and hills, and offers the visitors a landscape of meadows, fields and monuments from the caves of San Marcos to Cañete la Real. Antequera’s monuments that are created by men, such asdolmens and baroque churches, convert it into a jewel of historic Andalusian heritage. Its natural monuments, which extend from the Fuente de Piedra to the Sierra del Torcal, make water become the sovereign of the landscape. One of them is a holy shelter of flamingos and the other a mysterious stone temple, which has been carved by water since the mountains rose from the sea.
Beyond Antequera, from Campillos to Teba and from Ardales to Bobadilla, the rivers transformed themselves into lakes and the hillocks crowned themselves castles and fortresses, joining nature and history all along one of the most attractive tours of Andalusia. To all that we have to add the significant monumental riches, particularly artistic and archaeological, of the town of Antequera, that include some of the most important national places of interest, such as the Real Colegiata de Santa Maria la Mayor, which is doubtlessly the most significant monument of the city due to its magnificence and its exceptional location.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Products derived from stock farming, milk products, and fruit and vegetables.
CRAFTWORK
Stonework, textile, wood and forge works.
FORESTRY
Silviculture.
INDUSTRY
Wine-producing technologies, auxiliaries for the construction sector, and alternative energies.
TOURISM
Cultural heritage congresses and incentives, and nature.
More English information of Antequera on the website of the Costa del Sol Tourist Board.
This burial monument dates back to the mid-2nd century CE. It would have had a crypt for burials and an upper floor that was where the religious services were held. The local stone was used in the...
This church, founded by the Padres Capuchinos and built in accordance with the simple style that characterised this order’s architecture, was consecrated in 1658. In the 20th century, the exterior...
It features a church that dates back to the first third of the 18th century which was built to a scheme similar to those used in certain branches of Italian Baroque. Since 1884, the congregation of...
This viewpoint offeres magnificent views of the south of the Province of Málaga and its fascinating scenery. Everything that water unroots during heavy rains ends at the chalky rock of El Torcal in...
This festival has been declared to be of Tourist Interest by the Provincial Council of Málaga. Please check with the local Town Hall or Municipal Tourism Office for the festival date before...
This festival has been declared to be of Tourist Interest by the Provincial Council of Málaga. Please check with the local Town Hall or Municipal Tourism Office for the festival date before...
Antequera, monumental and ancient city, captivates all senses of its visitors. Walk through its narrow streets, stroll throuhg its white houses, enjoy its spring and August fairs... are...
Old wine cellar of the XVIII century, located in the Cortijo Cabrera area (3 kms away from Casabermeja) and divided into 2 houses connected with a common back patio. This house comprises two double...
Hospederîa Coso San Francisco is a typical house of the seventeenth century Antequera, which offers visitors the warm atmosphere of the rooms and tasty cuisine. The facilities, which have been...
Through its website, the municipality offers information on the most relevant activities that take place regularly. If in doubt, contact the Town Hall.
This stage goes through three areas in Málaga Province: Antequera , Guadalteba and Guadalhorce Valley . It starts in Alameda (the area in Antequera) and it goes through seven...
This viewpoint, is located in the square that bears the same name of the Church-convent of Carmen, which is at the top of the city, and from it you can see the entire lower area.