Among its singular pieces there are two remarkable finds attributed to the Late Bronze Age that are especially prevalent in western Andalucía and Extremadura—where the Tartessos territory is based....
This church was built in the 16th century and is particularly interesting for its faèade that has an excelent Mannerist style entrance with a Baroque style bell tower. On the inside, amongst the...
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...
Almargen is a town in the county of Guadalteba, in the north-east of the province of Malaga, near the provinces of Seville and Cadiz.
This area's greatest attractions are its historical sites, its gastronomy and a series of activities related to its natural environment. Almargen is located on the northern edge of the Serranía de Ronda mountain range, surrounded by landscape that is ideal for hiking and cycle-tourism.
The Roman necropolis (graveyard) in Sierra de Rebollo is testimony to the historical importance of the municipality. In addition to this site are the Roman thermal baths in the Sierra de Cañete la Real and other archaeological sites dating back to the Moors, the Romanized Iberians and the Copper Age.
Many of the items found in these sites can be seen in the Municipal Museum (which has an interpretive centre called 'Tartessos in the Guadalteba') whose most significant exhibits are the phallic fertility idol, the engraved Tartessos stile and the oldest bronze sword in the province of Malaga.
The Church of the Immaculate Conception (16th-17th centuries) is an interesting fusion of styles: from its Mudejar craftsmanship to its Gothic tableaux, with its mannerist facade and the baroque bell gable on the outside.
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