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Asociación de Amigos de los Patios Cordobeses
This particularly lovely patio, dripping with bougainvillea and other blooms, can be visited free year-round.
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Archeological & Ethnographical Museum of Agache
This modest museum in El Escobonal displays all kinds of odds and ends related to Guanche and island culture.
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Punta del Moral
South of Ayamonte town are the broad, relatively built-up beaches of Isla Canela and Punta del Moral.
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Palacios Nazaríes Night Visits
The Palacios Nazaríes in the Alhambra are open for night visits , good for atmosphere rather than detail.
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Cilla del Cabildo Colegial
The facade of the 1773 Cilla del Cabildo Colegial bears a sculpted representation of Seville’s Giralda.
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Isla Canela
South of Ayamonte town are the broad, relatively built-up beaches of Isla Canela and Punta del Moral.
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Ethnographic Museum
The 14th-century castle houses an ethnographic museum , with a collection of toy cars on the 1st floor.
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Colección Arte Garó
Shares digs with the tourist office and spreads six centuries of art over three well laid-out floors.
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Church of Sant Esteve
This graceful late Romanesque church stands outside Peratalladas historic centre. Opening hours vary.
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La Capella
The Antic Hospital de la Santa Creus Gothic chapel is worth a visit for the frequent temporary exhibitions.
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Santuario de Nuestra Señora de Africa
The striking yellow Santuario de Nuestra Señora de Africa is an 18th-century Andalucian-style church.
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Termas Romanas
Located underneath Campo Valdés, are the town’s Termas Romanas , built in the 1st to 4th centuries AD.
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Iglesia Mayor Prioral
El Puerto’s most splendid church, the 15th- to 18th-century Iglesia Mayor Prioral, dominates Plaza de España.
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Església de Sant Josep
Sant Joseps village church dates from 1726 and boasts a three-storey facade with an impressive front porch.
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Casa de los Capitanes
The imposing Casa de los Capitanes is beside the ayuntamiento (town hall) and houses the tourist office.
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Cala Carbón
A little west of Playa de Mónsul , a path leads from the road to the less-frequented beach Cala Carbón.
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Aljibes de las Peñuelas
The small door across the courtyard leads into the cave-like, other-worldly cistern that is still flowing.
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Torre de San Pedro
The 14th-century Iglesia de San Pedro has a stunning ceiling, baroque high altar and simple cloisters.
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Ruta de Patios del Alcázar Viejo
Offers the chance to enter six patios in the Alcázar Viejo district outside of the patio festival season.
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Puerta de la Marina
The main entrance to the Melilla la Vieja fortress is Puerta de la Marina, fronted by a statue of Franco.
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