Top 11 Caves 과딕스 주변

If you're in Guadix, don't miss the cave districts. Climb up to the Hermitage in Plaza del Padre Poveda and its viewpoint. Then you can continue along the Cuatro Veredas until you reach the Mercadona just above.

Very diverse and beautiful city with lots to see and discover.

The place is worth a short visit. There are some caves and a walk to the viewpoints is worth it. Be careful not to drive your car all the way into the town, as there is hardly any way out.

Museum worth seeing

Sights in the small town of Guadix include the cave dwelling district, the cathedral and the Moorish castle, which is closed due to extensive renovation work. The cave district Barrio de las Cuevas with its two viewpoints is worth a visit. From there you have a magnificent view of the snow-white facades of the entrances to the cave dwellings with their mushroom-shaped chimneys, of the city of Guadix with the Alcazaba and the surrounding hills and mountains.

Guadix is the perfect place where you can stop for an overnight stay and shopping during your multi-day cycling adventures. In addition to several restaurants, cafes and supermarkets, it is a very beautiful town. The town (and the wider region) is especially famous for its cave houses, a tradition that dates back thousands of years. You can sleep in several cave houses in Guadix and even if you are passing through, it is worth visiting the higher neighborhoods on the south side of the village for this unique spectacle.

Guadix is a lively rural city that, apart from its cathedral, is known for its Barrio de las Cuevas, with more than 2,000 homes inside the rock. Located in the natural corridor between Sierra Nevada and Sierra de Baza that directly connects the coast of Almería with the interior of the Peninsula, it has been a place with a lot of activity since Phoenician times.

Guadix is located in the province of Granada on the banks of the Río Guadix. Guadix is known for its cave districts made of soft tufa rock. There were about 2000 dwelling caves.