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Benagalbón is a picturesque town that has retained its traditional charm. With its narrow streets and whitewashed houses, it exudes an authentic atmosphere. A small folklore museum provides insights into local history and traditions. The surrounding area combines cultural heritage with scenic beauty. Benagalbón is known for its lively festivals, especially the annual fiesta in September, which attracts visitors from across the region.

Benagalbón is a picturesque Andalusian town that has retained its traditional charm. With its narrow streets and whitewashed houses, it exudes an authentic atmosphere. A small folklore museum provides insights into local history and traditions. The surrounding area combines cultural heritage with scenic beauty and is particularly inviting for cyclists to explore the region in a relaxed manner.

Great route with beautiful surroundings and great views!

Beautiful around the reservoir. After rain there are parts with sticky clay, but the majority is very doable.

A beautiful and flowery town in La Axarquía that lived through some bloody events at the beginning of the 20th century. The town rebelled against a possible electoral fraud that resulted in many injuries and arrests, as well as the death of a civil guard whose head rolled throughout the town and ended up in the river, never being found and turning the story into legend.

Typical white town of Málaga of about 1600 inhabitants in which its parish church dedicated to San Mateo stands out. This was built in the 16th century and combines late Gothic elements with some Renaissance and Mudejar details.

Old train tracks that came from Vélez-Málaga and that used rack technology in the last section between La Viñuela, Periana and Ventas de Zafarraya. Rack trains had sprockets at the front that hooked into a third rail to navigate steep inclines. This route is mentioned in the work "The Face of Spain" by Gerald Brenan: "Past Vélez, the train began to climb on a rack railway. All afternoon it meandered between hills of reddish earth covered with vineyards, then descended to with devilish speed, and climbed back towards the pass."