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Picnic area located at the intersection with the CO-6203 road that connects Luque and Baena. The source from which the water comes out of the fountain used to supply the Luque station. Next to it there is a small recreational area from where you can admire the imposing Algarrobo hill. There is also an ornamental fountain on the other side of the road and in a rest area of the Greenway where this ornamental fountain is placed that must be fed from the same source.

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What I value most about this picnic area is its shade, and along the route you can find several fig trees with which to taste this good fruit.

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a good place to share a break, a place to eat something or just take a break

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Nucleus that is located above one of the terraces that the Río Genil has created in its passage through this area. Its church predominates in a landscape of olive fields that do not end on the horizon.

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Laguna de Zóñar is a "Wetland of International Importance". It belongs to the Inventory of Protected Natural Areas of the Junta de Andalucía. It is the only natural lake in Andalusia, reaching a depth of 14 meters. It is the habitat of more than 30 species of birds, which we can observe walking through this unique place.

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Laguna de Zóñar is a "Wetland of International Importance". It belongs to the Inventory of Protected Natural Areas of the Junta de Andalucía. It is the only natural lake in Andalusia, reaching a depth of 14 meters. It is the habitat of more than 30 species of birds, which we can observe walking through this unique place.

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One of the towns visited by King Felipe V in the 18th century as part of a program to learn about the country. Among the places of interest are: the Parish of the Immaculate Conception, the Hermitage of San Sebastián and the Museum of the Duchess of Benamejí (a historical tour of nineteenth-century romantic banditry).

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Cordoba municipality already very close to Seville. It is famous, among other things, for its quinces, grown in the extensive orchards on one side of the Genil River. On the other shore, olive trees and vines predominate, typical of the Cordoba countryside. Formerly the two shores were separate municipalities, one in Seville, Miragenil, and another in Córdoba called Puente de Don Gonzalo, but they were finally unified under a single Cordovan municipality in 1834, although Miragenil hardly grew.

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