Wedged in the high part of Guadix, this district stretches out between ravines, steep paths and small green hillocks. The caves spread out along the slopes, the entrance to one sometimes on top of the roof of another, where an entire family lives, pr..

Diego de Siloé began its construction but the main part of the building was erected according to his plans between 1597 and 1715. Inside, the Gothic style of the entrance naves gives way to a Renaissance style which reaches the peak of its express..

This is one of the most characteristic districts of the town. Not to be missed; the Peñaflor palace , a seigneurial house distinguished by its curious wooden balcony ; the old Arab alcazaba (11C) where the towers provide the best panoramic views ..

This is a charming arcaded square from the 16C and 17C, with, on one side, the town hall built at the very start of the 17C under the reign of Philip II.

The crenellated walls provide an attractive view over Guadix, especially over the troglodyte district and, in the background, the Sierra Nevada.

You are at the heart of the old Moorish quarter. All along and the narrow alleys the white houses take you back to another era and flourish with the scents of cooking and the Andalusian flowers. At the centre stands the Church of St Anne , built in ..

This museum is set up in a cave excavated in Arab times which still has some evidence of its past, such as a brick well (1650) and a buried jar (1640) which served no doubt to keep wine. The rich pottery tradition of the province of Granada, includin..