Various battles between Muslims and Christians took place in this area of Spain, the site of ancient cultures and current traditions that date back 10 centuries. Over 200 kilometres long, it is one of the best locations to visit in Andalusia and a destination that is suitable for all ages.These are some of the places and historical facts that can be discovered along this journey through Andalusia:-Heritage buildings: in the province of Granada you will find the Arab bridge in Pinos Puente and the Nasrid castle of Moclín. Córdoba is home to the Luque fortress, the Lucena and Priego castles in Córdoba and the Muslim street pattern of Baena’s old town centre. In Jaén you will discover La Mota Castle in Alcalá la Real.Arab-influenced cuisine: some local recipes originate from Muslim culture. Albóndigas (meatballs), migas (fried breadcrumbs) and arroz con leche (rice pudding) are all dishes that can be enjoyed now just as they were by the caliphs 1000 years ago.
