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The view of the Bembézar River from the Sanctuary of the Angels in Hornachuelos is one of the most spectacular in the Sierra de Hornachuelos Natural Park. Although access to the sanctuary is restricted because it is private property undergoing renovation, breathtaking panoramic views can be enjoyed from the surrounding area, especially from the Angels Trail (PR-A-348).

Route PR-A-348, which leads to the Santa María de los Ángeles Seminary in Hornachuelos (Córdoba), offers truly spectacular views, especially along the stretches that border the Bembézar River.

The view of the Seminario de los Ángeles in Hornachuelos is one of the most impressive in the Sierra de Hornachuelos Natural Park, especially when viewed from the path that runs along the Bembézar River.

The viewpoint is inaccessible from the north. Since (at least) March 14, 2025, a hermetically sealed iron gate has blocked the way. There's no other option than to turn around. Very annoying.

the road is closed from the monastery to the river, boulders come down, and passages are very difficult to pass through.

The Fuente de Malos Pasos is a fascinating place that is located next to the Cañada Real Soriana and the Mozárabe Camino de Santiago in Villaharta. The Fountain of Malos Pasos is a special place where history and nature intertwine. If you ever have the opportunity to visit it, enjoy its beauty and the freshness of its waters.

Municipality located to the east of the province of Córdoba, on the border with Jaén. Most of it is located in the foothills of Sierra Morena, making the Guadalquivir River the border with the countryside. Therefore, the mountains, the river and the countryside are the three elements that determine the landscape. The first is part of the Sierra de Cardeña y Montoro Natural Park, and in it we can find vegetation of holm oaks, wild olive trees, stone and maritime pines and a population of melojo oak, rare in Andalusia. It is also an area of great fauna, hunting and livestock value. The second, which surrounds the town, is the axis of the landscape, life and history of the town; Due to the beauty of the meander, it is also known as the Andalusian Toledo. The third, populated by olive trees, places us in a truly Cordoba environment. The town, with an Iberian, Greek, Roman, and Muslim past, is located on a small elevation that dominates the course of the river that divides it into two neighborhoods, offering an unmistakable image. Declared a Historic-Artistic Site in 1969, it brings together a multitude of attractions and tourist attractions to visit, such as the bridge over the river, the Church of San Bartolomé, the Casa de las Tercias, its steep streets of white houses, or the Torre de Villaverde. Its Holy Week, declared of Tourist Interest, reaches its greatest splendor on the afternoon of Holy Thursday with the presence of the Roman Empire. It is one of the towns included in the Baético Romana Route.

Due to the proximity of the dam to the city of Córdoba, its main function is supply. It was built in 1911 at the source of the Guadalmellato river, which flows into the Guadalquivir after more than 110 kilometers of travel.