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Located at an altitude of approximately 580–611 meters, it offers panoramic views of meadows, olive groves, farmhouses, and the Táliga Valley. It includes huts near the viewpoint and a geodetic vertex marking the highest point. Ideal time to visit: spring (March to May), to enjoy the blooming flowers and mild weather.

The Mirador de la Sierra de Alor is a spectacular place to enjoy panoramic views of the Llanos de Olivenza region. The route to the viewpoint is ideal for hiking and offers several points of interest, such as old bandit huts and the characteristic flora of the area, including the Rose of Alexandria. From the viewpoint, you can admire impressive views of the mountains and the surrounding area, making it a popular destination for nature and photography lovers.😊

Just six kilometers from Olivenza, this small town is surrounded by fields and hills. The streets are narrow and the buildings are whitewashed. The center is interesting for the monumental chimneys of many of the buildings.

Of Arab origin, and rebuilt in the 12th century by the Portuguese monarch Alfonso Enríquez, it was later consolidated by the Templars, becoming one of the most important bastions of this Order. Originally it was made up of a triple enclosure, the intermediate one reinforced with cubes pointing towards the south. It is presided over by a powerful keep, completing the complex with a good parade ground, cisterns, dungeons, chapel and other rooms of which various remains are preserved. Today the Interpretation Center of the Fortifications of the Great Lake of Alqueva is located inside and is preparing to house a unique space for conventions, congresses and exhibitions with the possibility of lodging.

The Alconchel castle or Miraflores castle is built on the top of the Miraflores hill, it is a defensive building in the border area that is currently recovered for hospitality and its dependencies can be visited. Its origins date back to the 12th century. It is close to a small stream, a tributary of the Guadiana River, so the hollow of its channel served as a natural defense. Source: Wikipedia in Spanish, accessed on 3/3/2023.

San Jorge de Alor is a district of the Spanish municipality of Olivenza, which is 6 km from that population. It is also close to the Piedra Aguda Reservoir.

Located 6 km from Olivenza, is the Sierra de Alor, declared a Special Conservation Area. From this point you can see the extension of the area, with an incredible panorama!

It is in this area where the Río Olivenza crosses in the middle of forests of what is called "Dehesas extremeñas". Oak forests with little vegetation around and where cattle are found around, where the river gives life to these areas.