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The Puerto de la Ragua marks the border between the provinces of Granada and Almería. The Sierra Nevada stretches on both sides, with the 3000m peaks on the Granada side. The highest mountain in the province of Almería, El Chullo, is, however, easily accessible from the Puerto de la Ragua. The Puerto de la Ragua is just over 2000m.

The Cathedral of the Incarnation of Guadix is an impressive cathedral located in the city of Guadix, in the province of Granada, Spain. This cathedral is a magnificent example of religious architecture that combines Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque styles. The cathedral was built on the site of an old mosque, and its construction began in the 16th century, extending into the 18th century.

This theatre dates back to Roman times and is one of the most important examples of Roman architecture in the region. The theatre was discovered in 2008 during excavations and has since been the subject of study and restoration. Although not fully excavated, significant parts of the structure can be seen, such as the cavea (seats), the orchestra and the stage.

A new study carried out by members of the Higher Council of Scientific Research and the Geological and Mining Institute of Spain concludes that the Roman theater of Guadix, dating from the 1st century BCE, was finally buried and preserved under the mud a millennium later.

Admire the walls of a structure that houses two centuries of art within its interior and discover hundreds of stories with this entrance to the Guadix Cathedral in Granada.

The 47 km loop is breathtaking for about half of the tour: mind-blowing views as far as the eye can see over 360°. Then in the second part, lots of roads that climb constantly... you have to be in good shape for this loop. The little extra: the tapas bar in the city center after that.

Roman theater from the first century AD

The Gorafe Desert is a natural gem located in the province of Granada. This desert is characterized by its impressive geological formations, known as “badlands”, which create a landscape of canyons, ravines and fairy chimneys. The desert is located in the Guadix-Baza Depression, a sedimentary basin that once housed a lake. Today, it is famous for its changing colors throughout the day, ranging from ochres and reds to yellows. In addition, the area is rich in paleontological and archaeological sites, including more than 240 dolmens in the Gorafe Megalithic Park.