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The Route of the White Towns

The province of Cadiz, between Arcos de la Frontera and Ronda has its own white villages route, with 19 stops. As well as the whitewashed houses, you can see archaeological sites, castles, little churches and memorable mountain landscapes. Each village has something to make the trip worthwhile: Setenil de las Bodegas has its curious cave houses built into the rocks; the white houses of Grazalema stand out against the green of the Natural Park surrounding it; Arcos de la Frontera has impressive viewing points...

Depending on how much time you have, you can adapt the route to suit your interests.

Agradecimiento a La Guarida del Bam

Arcos de la Frontera

Just 14 minutes away, we have the white village, where this beautiful route starts. Here,nwe can find curious places like The Magic Circle; for spirituality lovers, it's undoubtedlynthe place to feel the ancestral essence and enjoy beautiful views. The May Crossesnfestival is deeply rooted and celebrated, especially in the old town, adorned with beautiful crosses made of carnations. For lunch, we suggest a 100% vegetarian and delicious dish called "alboronia" perfect for a midday tapa, which you can enjoy at Mesón El Cananeo.

Ronda

At 73km. from the accommodation we find this city full of history and traditions.

You should visit the Casa del Rey Moro, declared a Site of Cultural Interest, which was key in the history of the Reconquista. The Real Maestranza de Caballería de Ronda, declared a Site of Cultural Interest, is a historic building in the city that will undoubtedly leave you astonished.

The Restaurant Carmen la de Ronda is an ideal place to taste the most authentic and homemade Ronda-style migas.

And finally, if you like to enjoy nature, a nice experience is to look for mushrooms in the forests, don't miss the opportunity!

Cádiz

You can get to Cádiz by driving as it is 73km from the accommodation or choose the option that we recommend, from El Puerto de Sta. María by catamaran is undoubtedly the best way to get there while you see the Cadiz coast on a relaxed walk (here you can get information). On foot you can reach any of the emblematic corners of the beautiful 'Tacita de Plata' and you should definitely stop by the Taberna Casa Manteca to enjoy the exquisite chicharrón typical of the area, garnishing it with a glass of Oloroso. Enter the beautiful beach of Bolonia and see Tangier, as well as visit its Roman ruins Baelo Claudia

Jerez de la Frontera

This city full of tradition and art is only 40 minutes from Bornos and we recommend that you visit the Cloisters of Santo Domingo as it is one of the jewels of Andalusian Gothic architecture and a first-rate cultural space in Jerez. In the Muso del Reloj is one of the most valued collections of table clocks in Europe. This museum, called "The Palace of Time". Pieces between the 18th and 19th centuries, these pieces include watchmaking techniques from England, France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria and Germany.

And as a gastronomic recommendation, don't miss visiting the Tabanco El Pasaje where you can taste a good Xerez wine and the option of seeing its flamenco show.

The Coastal Villages Route

El Puerto de Santa María

It is 51km away. The Municipal Museum takes us back to the area's Neolithic,

Visigothic, and Medieval times. To recharge, try the eggplant scramble at Bodeguilla del Bar Jamón or the meat with tomato at Bar Er Beti; they'll be the best options. Don't miss Blanco y Negro Gallery, where you can have coffee while contemplating art and listening to good music. In the historic Bullring, you can enjoy a concert agenda during the summer. Remember to stop by Pastelería Cien Palacios and grab some exquisite

"Tejas" from their wide variety.

Sanlúcar de Barrameda

AT 72km. A must-see is Las Covachas, which are ten arches that fall on Gothic-style pilasters where strange marine figures from 15th century mythology are presented. Have tapas in its taverns not only for the delicious tapas but also for the history of the taverns themselves, , en la Plaza del Cabildo encontrará una amplia muestra. Como sugerencia gastronómica la sopa de galeras o los fideos con almejas, son platos típico de la cocina sanluqueña.

In August you can witness the famous "Horse Races on the Beach", these are free, with the sunset in Doñana in the background.

Vejer de la Frontera

Vejer de la Frontera is just over an hour from Bornos and is known for its tranquil,

narrow cobblestone streets like in La Judería (13th-15th century) and its many secret corners and hidden courtyards. The city has two distinct areas: the coast and the interior. Windmills are an icon of this area, and some are accessible. Enjoy the five viewpoints, including Mirador Paseo de Las Cobijas. June brings the opportunity to enjoy an intimate jazz festival. Don't forget to try the "lomo en manteca" a typical dish from the town.

Chipiona

Just 1 hour away, you'll find this beautiful coastal town. The Chipiona Lighthouse dates back to 1867 and is considered the tallest lighthouse in Spain. It is a 60-meter tower built with "ostionera stone," a mixture of shells and sand with many curiosities. Also, visit the Rocío Jurado Museum, the famous singer from Chipiona. We advise you not to miss Calle Sierpes and Bar Franchi, where you can taste their exquisite "aliño de huevos de choco" and Chipiona muscatel. And, of course, enjoy its beautiful and family-friendly beaches.

Special Recommendation

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 de 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

You can visit this characteristic country, which is beautiful as a whole, in just a 3-hour journey. However, as a particular recommendation, we suggest visiting Tavira and the "Feria del Marisco" in Olaho in August; you can find more information here. Bolinhas, a ball of sweet dough fried and filled with jam, cream, or chocolate, are typical, so try them!

Gibraltar

Just 2 hours 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.

Sevilla

Seville is just over 1 hour's drive away; its majesty will captivate and enamor you. We make unique recommendations for you to enjoy a city bathed by the Guadalquivir River, which has two parts; some people say they are the same, but not in reality.

In Seville, we recommend you walk along Calle Verde as it is a representative example of what the Jewish quarter of Seville used to be. Continuing with the walk, opposite the Cathedral, there is a beautiful semicircular square called Plaza del Cabildo, accessed from De la Constitución Avenue. One of its sides has a piece of the interior Almohad wall built in 1184. In this square, the Sunday philatelic and other curiosities market is held.

For tapas, you must visit the Bodega Góngora, which has fried fish that will delight the most demanding palate. In the afternoon/evening, the Hotel Inglaterra Terrace will undoubtedly delight you with spectacular views of the entire city.

In Triana, we recommend you visit the Triana Market in the Plaza del Altozano, a place with more than 200 years of history. Casala Teatro is a small and unique "Flamenco Tablao" inside the market that offers dance, music, and magic shows.

Nearby, in the Bar Las Golondrinas, try their artichoke salad with ham with a caña of Cruzcampo, which is a must.

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.

Málaga

At the Mesón 'Rincón de la Catedral' you have to try the exquisite Gazpachuelo, a typical soup of the area and toast with a glass of Moscatel. In the Rincón de la Victoria you can find La Cueva de las Estegamitas, a geological treasure unique in the world.

Huelva

Gateway to the new world and where the potato came from, you have to visit Bar Juna José to taste the best potato omelette with onions. At El Mirador Del Conquero, a glass of Denomination of Huelva wine while watching the beautiful sunset of the Atlantic.

Una vista de la Mezquita y el Puente Romano

Córdoba

A 181km. 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.

Granada

A 222km. 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.

Jaen

A must visit to the Castle of Sabiote where you can party as in the Middle Ages. And honoring that time, Taberna El Chato delights us with the best cheeses, ham and Iberian products paired with a glass of local wine, Tinto Viniolis.

Almería

The Rodalquilar Lighthouse offers breathtaking views where the tranquility of the Mediterranean embraces you. An essential stop is the Pasaje Grill Bar and, inspired by the 'Spaghetti Western' boom, this 'cherigon' (sheriff gun) tapa is perfect with El Cabo beer.

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