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Fiesta de la Zanahoria Morá (Purple Carrot Festival). Cuevas Bajas. December. Unique Festival

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 planning any sightseeing activities. Cuevas...

Cuevas Bajas

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History of Cuevas Bajas

Cuevas Bajas dates back to the Paleolithic period (40,000 years before Christ), as witnessed by the utensils found in the Cueva de Belda which speak of the existence of primitive hunting settlements. The area is also home Copper Age...

Cuevas Bajas

Historia

History of Cuevas de San Marcos

As for the origins of the town, the remains found in the Belda cave prove that the area has been inhabited since prehistoric times and that it was an important location in both Roman and Arabic times. Inside the cave, flint axes, spear...

Cuevas de San Marcos

Historia

History of Cuevas del Becerro

The origin of the name Cuevas del Becerro is still unclear, with several different theories existing. One claims that the figure of a golden calf was once found inside one of the many caves scattered around the town. Another suggests that...

Cuevas del Becerro

Historia

Cuento y leyenda de Cútar.

Its name comes from the Arabic word “hisn aqut” meaning acute castle. Name of its inhabitants: Cutarenos. Legend: Everyone in Cútar talks about a terrifying legend. The subject is the cry of the bird of death. Fear and terror...

Cútar

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