グアダルメリャトでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The Guadanuño Reservoir is located on the Guadanuño River bed forming part of the municipalities of Obejo, Córdoba and Villaviciosa de Córdoba, in the province of Córdoba.

Of the parish of San Antonio Abad, the tower stands out above all, which is reminiscent of similar constructions from the time of Al-Andalus. From the square there are very nice views of the countryside and the ruins of the castle of Ubal.

Although the castle of Ubal is currently in ruins and only some remains of the towers remain, it is known that it is probably a construction from the Muslim period. It can be seen more closely from the church of San Antonio Abad de Obejo.

From this point you can get a small panoramic view of the Guadanuño reservoir, located next to Estación de Obejo, a small population center belonging to Obejo. The dam is built on the river of the same name, which belongs to the Guadalquivir hydrographic basin.

The non-existence of written sources prior to the Reconquest makes the origin of Obejo difficult to determine. Findings of tombs of uncertain origin have been verified in various sites relatively close to the current population center, which due to their characteristics and according to experts, could be Iberian remains, although Arab coins and, to a lesser extent, Romans have also been found.

Just 15 minutes from the city of Córdoba, Villafranca offers itself as an active tourism destination where many people from the city go to practice outdoor sports.

Although it is only 47 kilometers from the capital, this Cordovan town feels much further away. Nestled in the Sierra Morena, its orography is partly responsible for its isolation, even the town itself being divided into three nuclei: the historic one, another in Cerro Muriano and another around the station. The historic core, where we are, is very far from the other two.

Old quarries of the Asland company that supplied the cement factory that the company had in Córdoba, still in operation today.