20의 로브라스가지 명소 & 주요 장소

트레벨레스에서는 이곳에서 생산되는 공기 건조 이베리아 햄에 거의 전적으로 초점을 맞추고 있으며, 이 햄은 스페인 전역에서 유명합니다.

A very cool fountain - a monument to something so typical of the town of Trevelez. A very original idea.

Anyone who speaks of Trevélez cannot help but talk about Serrano ham. The sign at the entrance to the town leaves no doubt that "Jamón" plays an important role here. Drying warehouses belonging to ham producers can be found everywhere. The three different quarters of the village of Trevelez are separated by an altitude difference of around 200 m. But even if strolling through the narrow, steep streets of the mountain village is a little arduous, it is still worth the effort.

Anyone who speaks of Trevélez cannot help but talk about Serrano ham. The sign at the entrance to the town leaves no doubt that "Jamón" plays an important role here. Drying warehouses belonging to ham producers can be found everywhere. The three different quarters of the village of Trevelez are separated by an altitude difference of around 200 m. But even if strolling through the narrow, steep streets of the mountain village is a little arduous, it is still worth the effort.

If you are travelling in a motorhome or campervan. I recommend parking in the top car park.

Whenever you visit Trevelez, you must try the jamon serrano. The town of Trevélez is home to the region’s signature style of ham curing, and you are likely to see the Trevélez Jamón serrano hanging on hooks in bars and shops throughout the town. The fresh (and dry) mountain air is what cures the meat so well, and it is some of the best cured ham you will find in the whole of Spain.

Ferreirola, located in the Alpujarra Granadina, is a charming Spanish town that is part of the municipality of La Taha. The origins of Ferreirola date back to Roman times, and its importance during the Arab occupation is supported by numerous archaeological remains. The name “Ferreirola” means “small iron mine” and is a diminutive of “Ferreira”. Historically, Ferreirola was the head of the municipality, with an annex called Atalbéitar located about 500 meters away.

Although it is somewhat larger than neighboring Mecinilla and Fondales, Mecina is still a small village perfect for those seeking tranquility. The town hides several trails that take you to visit the rest of the towns in the La Taha region.