Practical tips for your trip to Bornos
Discover Andalusia from Bornos!
Practical advice for travelers, local recommendations and Andalusia to make your stay at La Casa de John Wine more complete.
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Discover Andalusia from Bornos!
Practical advice for travelers, local recommendations and Andalusia to make your stay at La Casa de John Wine more complete.
La Casa de John Wine is the perfect starting point to explore some of the most beautiful places in Andalusia. Here are our recommendations divided into short getaways and longer trips, so you can enjoy them depending on the length of your stay.
Between Arcos de la Frontera and Ronda you’ll discover some of the most beautiful White Villages of Andalusia. Whitewashed streets, balconies full of flowers, and dreamy viewpoints make this route an unforgettable experience.
Agradecimiento a La Guarida del Bam por la foto.
Just 14 minutes from our accommodation, this charming white village marks the start of one of the most beautiful routes in Andalusia.
Don't miss the Magic Circle, a unique spot for spiritual seekers and stunning views.
In May, enjoy the colorful Cruces de Mayo festival, when the old town is adorned with floral crosses and local charm.
For a taste of tradition, try the typical alboronía (a 100% vegetarian dish) at Mesón El Cananeo – a true local favorite.
Living history and local flavour
Just 73 km from La Casa de John Wine lies Ronda, a city full of history, legends and breathtaking views.
Visit the House of the Moorish King, a cultural heritage site, and the Royal School of Cavalry, home to one of the oldest bullrings in the world.
For a real taste of the region, head to Restaurante Carmen and try the traditional Ronda-style migas, homemade and delicious.
And for nature lovers, don’t miss the chance to go mushroom hunting in the nearby forests – a delightful and sensory adventure!
Only 1h15 away, Cádiz is one of Europe’s oldest cities – with sun-drenched beaches, lively streets and a contagious joy in the air. For a scenic trip, we recommend taking the catamaran from El Puerto de Santa María and enjoying the coastal views.
Wander through the old town, stop at Taberna Casa Manteca to try the local chicharrón with a glass of Oloroso wine, and if you’re feeling adventurous, visit Bolonia beach, explore the Roman ruins of Baelo Claudia, or even glimpse the Moroccan coast from afar.
Just 40 minutes away, Jerez is a land of art, wine and passion. Discover the beautiful Cloisters of Santo Domingo, a jewel of Andalusian Gothic architecture, and don’t miss the Clock Museum, also known as The Palace of Time, with its exquisite collection of 18th and 19th century European clocks.
And for a true local experience, stop by Tabanco El Pasaje: sip a glass of sherry, enjoy the cosy atmosphere and let yourself be carried away by the magic of live flamenco.
Try the Bodeguilla del Bar Jamón or Bar Er Beti with their traditional meat with tomato – you can't go wrong. Then stop by Blanco y Negro Gallery, sip a coffee and enjoy the art and music.
Check out the historic Bullring, which hosts live concerts during the summer, and don’t forget to visit Pastelería Cien Palacios for their delicious tejas, a local sweet treat.
Just 1 hour away, Chipiona awaits with its famous lighthouse, the tallest in Spain (60 meters), built in 1867 with a mix of shells and sand.
Visit the Rocío Jurado Museum, stroll through Calle Sierpes and stop at Bar Franchi to try the delicious aliño de huevos de choco.
Enjoy its wide beaches, local charm and relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere.
Taste the local cuisine with traditional dishes like sopa de galeras or noodles with clams, specialties from Sanlúcar.
In August, don’t miss the iconic "Horse Races on the Beach", a free open-air event with the sunset over Doñana as the perfect backdrop.
Around 2h. here we find La Cueva de Los Murciélagos from Neolithic times. The valley of Los Pedroches is one of the most popular places in the world for stargazing. La Taberna El 6 with aubergines with honey and a good glass of Finca Atos complete the day.
Just over 1h away. Plaza de España, the Cathedral and the Triana district make it one of Europe’s most visited cities.
A short distance away and on the way to Bornos is the town of Utrera, known for its famous pastries and beautiful churches. A must-stop to "visit altars" and have coffee with pastries, lengua de Cordero, in the Plaza del Altozano.
About 2h20. Walk and fall in love as you cross Los Jardines del Triunfo. Taste sausages at the Taberna Granados toasting with a glass of Costa Wine. The coast has a tropical climate with beautiful beaches such as Almuñécar where you can taste skewered octopus.
Also accessible from Bornos, with a rich cultural, gastronomic, and spectacular beach offer.
🌴Málaga
If you're visiting Málaga, don’t miss gazpachuelo at Mesón Rincón de la Catedral — a warm, comforting soup that tastes like home.
And for something truly unique, head to Rincón de la Victoria and explore La Cueva de las Estegamitas, a geological treasure unlike any other in the world.
⚓Huelva
Gateway to the New World, Huelva is full of authentic flavors. Stop by Bar Juan José to try their famous Spanish omelette with onion, perfectly paired with a glass of Condado de Huelva wine. A timeless local favorite!
A trip to Jaén is a journey into history. Visit the impressive Sabiote Castle, then treat yourself at Taberna El Chato with artisanal cheeses, cured ham, and the finest Iberian flavors — true taste of the land.
Almería has the spirit of a western. At Bar Parrilla Pasaje, try the cherigón tapa (sheriff gun) — a nod to the iconic Spaghetti Western films shot in the area. Simple, creative, and full of history.
✨Special Recommendation✨
Perfect day trips
Only 2h away on the Spanish Coast is this British colony full of history and uniqueness, it is undoubtedly a recommended visit. (Don't forget to bring your passport).
While in La Linea de la Concepción, we recommend stopping by Bar Hermanos
Tomillero to taste the exquisite fresh fish and seafood from the bay.
🍀Doñana
On the other side of the Guadalquivir River in Bajo de Guía is the Doñana National Park and we recommend that since it is so close, you do not miss visiting it. Here is the information.
🏞️Caminito del Rey
In the province of Malaga in the town of Ardales you can find this must-see to enjoy the views and scenery offered by the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, just 1 hour and 45 minutes from the accommodation. (We advise you to buy your ticket here in advance)
Portugal
Just 3 hours from our accommodation, these two gems of the Algarve welcome you with coastal charm and delicious gastronomy. In August, Olhão hosts its famous Seafood Festival. A must‑try? The bolinhas – sweet fried dough balls filled with jam, cream or chocolate. You simply can't leave without tasting them!
✅ Tip:
Ask us at La Casa de John Wine and we’ll be happy to give you personalized recommendations on restaurants, routes and local experiences to make your trip unforgettable.