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It is worth visiting the Castle of Tobarra and the Hermitage Sanctuary of the Incarnation. As for its gastronomy, Tobarra is famous for its sausages and meat products, especially the Tobarra chorizo, which has a protected designation of origin.

Hermitage declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1981. It is worth seeing inside. Right next to it are the ruins of the old castle of Tobarra.

A group of very tall and slender Aleppo pines that grow in a flat and unusual environment. They are considered a symbol of the town of Aljubé.

The Alborajico Rupestrian Hermitage consists of several caves excavated in the rock and connected to each other by corridors and stairs. These caves were used as dwellings, chapels and warehouses. It is believed that these caves were inhabited by hermits in the Middle Ages, although archaeological remains have also been found indicating that they have been used since Roman times.

A saline lagoon of great ecological importance, due to its biodiversity and the presence of numerous animal and plant species. It is also home to numerous species of waterfowl, including flamingos, herons, avocets, and grebes.

The monument is located in the Plaza de la Constitución, in the heart of Tobarra. It was inaugurated in 2014, on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the creation of the Association of Drummers of Tobarra. It is dedicated to the drum, which is a very important musical instrument in the culture and traditions of the region.

It is worth visiting the Castle of Tobarra and the Hermitage Sanctuary of the Incarnation. As for its gastronomy, Tobarra is famous for its sausages and meat products, especially the Tobarra chorizo, which has a protected designation of origin.

A hermitage with baroque architecture. The construction of the church began in the 16th century, and it was completed in the 18th century. Every year, in September, a festival is held in honor of the Virgen de la Encarnación, who is the patron saint of the church. During the festival, the image of the Virgin is carried in a procession through the streets of Tobarra, and various religious and cultural activities are carried out.