Acueducto del Puente de San José

A circular tower of Islamic origin that has been attached to two adjacent buildings. It cannot be visited, but can be appreciated from the outside.

An 11th-century Moorish castle with two remaining towers and a cistern, as well as foundations of some walls. Despite its ruinous state, it is worth climbing the hill for the views.

The hot spring is located in a region known for its mountains, deep gorges and scenic nature. The crystalline waters of the lagoon bubble up from the earth at a temperature of 25°C all year round. This place well known by the locals is still undiscovered by most travellers. The story goes that the hot spring was the preferred bathing and relaxation site for a Moorish king's harem. The water was said to keep his women young and beautiful. Dip into the water for a swim and explore the lagoon snorkeling, see the fish around you and discover the hidden caves. For the brave there´s the option to jump off cliffs right into the deepest part of the lagoon. Access by public transportation is difficult.