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Padules is a small village in the Alpujarra region of Almería, surrounded by the Gádor and Nevada mountain ranges and crossed by the Andarax River. Its greatest natural attraction is Las Canales de Padules, a gorge with pools and waterfalls where you can walk among rock faces and cool off in summer. The town also preserves the 16th-century church of Santa María la Mayor and the Cross of Peace, which commemorates the end of the Alpujarra War. Furthermore, every year the locals organize a historical reenactment of this event, making the visit a unique cultural experience.

Perfect place to cool off with a drink or something to eat. The bar is really cute.

charming town 🎈😍

To stop the problem of rural exodus, the Almócita City Council has changed the administrative dynamics towards a model of participatory democracy with neighbors and associations to achieve the transformation of our global society by working on values at the local level. In this context, the Almócita en Transition project is born. It is based on the empowerment of citizens, their love for culture and the recovery of traditions, knowing and incorporating the social fabric and making known/preserving heritage in all its variants (material and immaterial), in addition to using it as a sign of identity. The valorization of cultural heritage in all its variants, municipal beautification through art, poetry and collaborative murals, as well as agroecology and permaculture actions are the pillars of the global project and the ecomuseum/village.

Almócita, a town with Arab roots founded by the descendants of Tubal, is known for the parish church of Our Lady of Mercy. The urban structure preserves traces of the Arab era, with streets that betray its origins. The Lower Quarter houses the old Jewish Quarter and the Moorish architecture in the city center is the best preserved in the province.

Town hall of Almócita (Alpujarras)

View of Barranco del Bosque

Camping site of Almócita (Alpujarras)