Top Things to do in Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park
Top Hotels in Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park
What to do and see in Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, Andalucia: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Featuring limestone cliffs, cave systems (the largest of which—the Hundidero-Gato complex
—has prehistoric origins), and deep gorges, it’s no wonder that Sierra de Grazalema is considered to be one of Spain’s most stunning ecological landscapes. Budding botanists can lose themselves in more than 1,300 different species of flora, while birders will delight in the prospect of seeing communities of Bonelli’s eagles and the endangered Egyptian vulture. More into mammals? The UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is also home to genets, mountain goats, and otters
Restaurants in Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park
1. Visitas guiadas Ciudad Romana de Ocuri
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5.0 based on 144 reviews
2. Salinas de Iptuci
3. Convento de Capuchinos
4. Iglesia Parroquial de Ntra Senora de la O
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
5. Zahara de la Sierra
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4.5 based on 614 reviews
Reviewed By FincaVeganaSpain - Zahara de la Sierra, Spain
We love this romantic white town on top of the mountain. You can walk there from the Finca and spend a wonderful time wandering through the cobblestone streets and enjoying the spectacular views. Definitely worth a visit!
6. Ermita del Calvario
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
7. Torre del Homenaje
8. Artesania textil de Grazalema
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By 914karena - Whitby, Canada
We made a special trip to Grazelema to see the woollen textile factory and goods. We found it and were helped by the receptionist/sales clerk. She was very helpful and very pleasant even though there was a language barrier. Let's face it, women will find a way to communicate especially when it comes to shopping choices. I made a great choice and look forward to wearing my short Cape in the fall/winter in cooler temps. I love that this woollen garment is made here in Grazelema from the growing of the woolly sheep to the manufacturing of the garment. A perfect authentic souvenir from Spain. Note: check for siesta times of closure during the week and weekend closure so you will not be disappointed. If I remember correctly they are closed from 1:30 weekdays (siesta) and reopen later in the day and are closed from 1:30 PM on Fridays through to Monday morning when it reopens. Please check their website to make sure.
9. Castillo Zahara de la Sierra
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4.5 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By theforces - Atlanta, United States
We stopped here on our way back to Seville. Amazing moorish castle that u can explore with incredible views of the “valley” and reservoir. Definitely worth a stop!!!
10. Queso Payoyo, S.L.
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By CiceroMT - Rome, Italy
So to clarify we didn’t actually visit the factory (although we passed it on our way back from Ubrique). We sampled these wonderful Cabra cheeses (live goat cheese) while dining at El Muelle in Estacion Benaojan (see my TA review). It has an exquisite sharp taste with a firm texture (similar to a well aged cheddar)- perfect with a good Fino or Manzanilla. Anyway, we were complimenting Christa who runs El Muelle and she introduced us to the cheese chef who made it who just happened to be dining there at the time. Lots of Holas! and chit chat followed. We were very keen to get some back in the UK to share with family and friends. It transpires they do not ship to UK but they dropped off a Kilo for us to bring back. How’s that for service. If you visit the factory you can buy there. If you are into “artisan” foods then this is a strong recommendation.
