Magic spot. There's a bar right besides...with such a loud music and atmosphere that really breaks the balance!

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Stunning!

Amazing spot

Overcrowded and dirty

Beautiful.

(Translated by Google) Place for hiking routes, it is a very beautiful environment where there is a lot of fauna and flora to discover. (Original) Lugar para hacer rutas de senderismo , es un entorno muy bonito donde hay bastante fauna y flora por descubrir.

Amazing views of surrounding countryside from the spectacular castle perched on precariously on limestone cliffs. Expect a lot of steps.a must visit. You'll need around an hour here

Situated in just the most picturesque mountain scene, you cannot fail to be impressed and humbled by the past.

Great castle only 1€ each to get in. Fantastic views from the top.

Beautiful castles is worth it to visita 😀🤩

What an amazing castle, absolutely breathtaking, perched amongst the clouds.. With a view of endless fields of olive trees.

Quite iconic

Walked up to the Castle 1€ to enter. Lovely place, go up to top of the tower for the Amazing views

Worth of visit, 2€ per visitor, entrance only with guide, ticket can be bought at church information center. Spanish only, but you will get leaflet in English

Bovedas Del Rio is a River who flows under the city. But just a short part. The information center guided you through this tunnel and explain everything in Spanish. English is not possible. But its a good price of 2 €

A hidden gem. The guide explained a lot about the history of the church, an interesting little visit.

(Translated by Google) We came on a Sunday afternoon. The guide is a very friendly young woman who tells the story in great detail, drawing you deeper into the history of Cazorla. Inside the vault, there's a figure of the princess who turned into a snake, hence the photo. There's a legend about her. There are several options: see just the vault for €2, or see it and follow the full tour to the museum for €5. Children of all ages are welcome. (Original) Hemos venido en domingo por la tarde. La guía es una chica joven muy simpática y cuenta la historia con muchos detalles y hace que te adentres en la historia de Cazorla. Dentro de la bóveda hay una figura de la princesa que se convirtió en serpiente, de ahí la foto. Existe una leyenda sobre ella. Hay varias opciones, ver solo la bóveda por 2€ o verla y seguir el recorrido completo hacia el museo por 5€. Pueden entrar niñ@s de todas las edades.

(Translated by Google) “The Cerezuelo River flows beneath my feet… and you can't see it! 😮 This vault, built during the Renaissance, is truly breathtaking: a huge stone tunnel that covers the riverbed so the town could grow above it. History, engineering, and mystery in the heart of Cazorla.” Admission costs ✌️euros and includes a guided tour in groups of approximately 20/30 people. (Original) “Bajo mis pies pasa el río Cerezuelo… ¡y no lo ves! 😮 Esta bóveda, construida en plena época renacentista, es una pasada: un túnel enorme de piedra que cubre el cauce del río para que el pueblo creciera encima. Historia, ingeniería y misterio en pleno corazón de Cazorla.” La entrada cuesta ✌️euros y es con visita guiada en grupos de 20/30 personas más o menos.

(Translated by Google) The Cerezuelo river basin, which supports the square and the church of Santa Maria, is used to channel the river as it passes through Cazorla. This was an engineering work that allowed the church to be built at the time. However, disasters and floods prevented it from ending. Today, the ruins of the church of Santa Maria are beautiful. However, the vault, which is over a hundred metres long, remains, where the riverbed still runs. The visit and explanations cost 2 euros, and it is full of information and tourism. It is pleasant and well explained. (Original) Bobeda del rio Cerezuelo qye sustenta la plaza y la iglesia sta Maria para canalizar el rio en su paso por medio de Cazorla,obra de ingenieria para poder levantar la iglesia en su momento,aunque las desgracias y riadas no pudieron terminar,hoy son unas bonitas ruinas de iglesia de sta Maria, pero la bovedade mas de cien metros perdura por donde aun trascurre el cauce del rio, la visita y explicacion son 2 eur y se lale de informacion y turismo,agradable y bien contado

(Translated by Google) We arrived at the information point just in time for the visit, and it was worth it; it's very unique. It's the only church in Europe on a river. Once you leave the vault, you can continue the trail along the Cerezuelp River. (Original) Llegamos al punto de información justo a tiempo para la visita, y merce la pena, es muy peculiar. La única iglesia de Europa sobre un río. A la salida de la bóveda puedes continuar el sendero por el río Cerezuelp

If you know nothing of the medieval conflict between the Christians and Muslims, and you like learning just the mere outline of history, then perhaps you'll benefit from this "museum". However, there was only a handful of artifacts, and a bunch of reproductions of clothing and armaments, and the audio and written descriptions were thin. To learn about the battle, Wikipedia had much better info. The bathrooms were nice.

Made for kids who don't know what a sword or an arrow is. Not even good for the basics of what the medieval ages were. Innacurate replicas on display, and you can't even see the battleground from the lookout tower

I found it very interesting with audio guide. 4 euros for the entrance fee which is at the top end for value I suppose, but then the girl on the desk was very helpful and friendly. I recommend it if you have some time, there is a play area for children and a cafe. Also at times archery. You need about an hour and half to listen to everything and time to take in the views from the tower.

Spent a great afternoon enjoying this modern museum, the vivid history and beautiful geographical area. Well worth a visit, especially when events are scheduled.

Excellent displays and information

It very interesting and well displayed. The indication how to get to the museum is not very good

Should to stop if you on the highway

Must visit if you have interest in the Jewish culture. And if no interest... you should get to know it. After all, they have preserved the Torah, the "Law" of the Almighty and Yeshua (the Hebrew name of Jesus) is the Living Torah. עם ישראל חי

The Sinagoga del Agua is one of the most fascinating places in Úbeda. Hidden away behind a simple door, it opens up into a beautifully preserved space full of history and atmosphere. You really get a sense of the city’s Jewish past. The guided tour is only in Spanish, which might be challenging if you don’t speak the language, but they provide a small booklet in English, German, and other languages so you can read along. It’s easy enough to follow and still enjoy the visit — the place itself is captivating, from the stone arches to the ritual baths. Even if you don’t understand every word, it’s absolutely worth it for the experience and the feeling of stepping into another time. So if you are ever here in Ubeda make sure to visit the sinagoga del Agua. And i recommend booking the connected tour with the other jewish museum (you can ask for that at the reception or book it over tripadvisor)

Beautiful place, Isabel our guide was great and went out of her comfort to support non Spanish speakers at the tour.

A Hidden Gem: The Synagogue de Agua in Úbeda The Synagogue de Agua in Úbeda is a must-see for anyone who wants to explore the rich history of Andalusia. This hidden treasure, located deep in the heart of the city, is a testament to the Jewish presence in Úbeda and a stunning example of medieval architecture. What to Expect: ✅Historical Significance: The Synagogue de Agua is one of the few surviving synagogues in Spain built before the expulsion of the Jews in 1492. It offers a fascinating insight into Jewish life and culture during this period. ✅Architectural Beauty: The synagogue is a masterpiece of architecture, with beautiful vaults, intricate decorations, and a unique design. Meticulous restoration has helped preserve its original splendor. ❗Guided Tours: Unfortunately, the guided tours are only in Spanish, making it difficult for tourists to follow the thematically focused tour. However, there are booklets with information in English, French, Italian, and German so you can follow the tour thematically. I was deeply impressed by the beauty and history of the Synagogue de Agua. The tour was informative and captivating, and I learned a lot about the Jewish community in Úbeda. It was an unforgettable experience that I would recommend to anyone interested in history, architecture, or religion. Tip: Don't book the tour online, but rather on-site, as it can be combined with a tour of another Jewish house for a lower price. Conclusion: The Synagogue de Agua is a truly interesting place that will take you on a journey back in time. It is a must-see for every visitor to Úbeda and an unforgettable experience that you will remember for a long time.

Interesting guided visit for €5 of a fairly recently rediscovered medieval synagogue, or so it is believed. Developers of three adjacent buildings in 2006 found a basement with huge earthenware vases half sunk into the ground, all covered in sand and debris. Further excavations revealed a number of wells in adjacent cellars that were full of rubble, and a perfectly preserved large rectangular ceremonial bath down seven steps, all carved out of solid rock inside what must have been a prehistoric cave created by underground streams. Also a number of arches, columns and architectural features including a double prayer gallery as used by women in synagogues, above a central space that would have been used by men. Archaeologists concluded that during medieval and renaissance times this building had indeed been used as a clandestine synagogue during periods when the Jewish faith was persecuted in Spain.

Stupid that it costs you more to order the tickets online than at the door. And no effort is done by the cassièrre / guide to speak anything else than Spanish. The French and English texts don't explain a lot, are quiet rubbish. The whole visit is done very speedy, you are not allowed to take your time to admire anything. Definitely, in those circumstances, not worth the money.

Most disappointed. We paid our entry fee. No audio guide. There was a spanish tour starting. We were obliged to join it. We were then told we could not proceed ahead of the tour, which was in spanish only, and taking 15-20 minutes per room. We left. We asked for our entry fee back. After consultation with the tour guide, this request was granted!!!! So we wasted 45 minutes and saw the 1st room only. What a ridiculous bunch of clowns!

Great place! Beautiful architecture! Peace and quiet. Love it

Town was a bit disappointing not much atmosphere, old part was worth seeing

Beautiful little town with a quaint historic centre. Beautiful cathedral and medieval palaces. Old centre is a no traffic zone. A very pleasant visit. It is best to park the car outside along the circular way called Murallas, where the views are fantastic.

Must visit ... history, scenic surroundings and great food

Like a ghost town with sometimes a cattle of tourists behind a guide

Nice walking

Beautiful!

€7 per adult gets you the church, cloister and tower, plus a free audio guide. The interior is as you would expect. The tower has 170 steps to the top and you are warned that the bells will ring at midday.

Light and airy Spanish Renaissance cathedral. Bells tower, 169 steps, provides a very good view of Baeza and the surrounding countryside. The cloisters are pleasant, the 2.2 metre high silver remonstrance is impressive. Audioguide available in English, too much detail for my taste.

180 steps up to the bell tower... but well worth the view...

Beautiful architecture and atmosphere and courtyard with bell tower, lots of stairs if you aren't fit stop off on the landings and view the townscape

The cathedral is a city site you need to visit, but I must say that if you are allowing tourists to go to the top of the tower the least it can have is a rail so you can hold yourself. It is not very safe.

churches should not cost an entrance fee

It closed 45 minute earlier as the times advertised on google. Not waste your time going for nothing.

Was a great visit to the oldest castle in Spain, there is a recording with English subtitles and all the information boards have English too. Quite a few steps up to the top of the tower, but worth it for the view.

Long climb up from Area de Camping but well worth a visit. Nothing left inside, but wonderful views and interesting info.

Car park right at the entrance. During opening hours, every 45 minutes the gates will be opened. Visitors can chose for guided or individual visits. Large structure. Impressive.

We arrived at 3pm during siesta so only saw the outside which was impressive.

We enjoyed going to the castle which had great views.

I'm sure it would have been a great place to visit but unfortunately it's closed on Tuesdays, don't understand why tourist attractions in most cities and countries aren't open 7 days a week, it just doesn't make sense in this day and age????????????

Lovely building, with information panels in Spanish and English. We paid for the guided tour, but she wasn't interested in doing this and spent her time chatting to another colleague. Disappointing aspect. Castle definitely worth a visit though. Nice views.

Not a great deal here in truth, but the small exhibit is interesting and the mosaic is well preserved

Cástulo is amazing. If only they had the budget to keep discovering the ancient remains, such as the beautiful "Mosaic of loves", this could be as well known as other Roman cities such as Merida or Itálica. Very commended for archeology and history fans. Beautiful landscapes all around too.

Thanks to a outstanding security guard who went out of hus way and made our day, you know who you are, thanks again:-)

(Translated by Google) Free entry and magnificent site although only 3% is excavated. The access road is well paved but is narrow, especially the last stretch. Parking area, interpretation center... The mosaic of loves is the jewel of the site although there is much more to see. (Original) Yacimiento de entrada gratuita y magnífico aunque solo este excavado el 3%. La carretera de acceso está bien asfaltada pero es estrecha, sobre todo el ultimo tramo. Zona de aparcamiento, centro de interpretación... El mosaico de los amores es la joya del yacimiento aunque hay mucho más que ver.

(Translated by Google) I loved everything about it, even though only 4% of the site has been archaeologically uncovered. The two girls at the entrance are very helpful, explaining everything very well. They're very nice and will answer any questions you have. Thank you! Otherwise, it's worth the visit. I recommend wearing comfortable clothing, and not wearing it on very hot days, hehe. (Original) Todo en sí me a encantado y eso que solo hay un 4% descubierto arqueológicamente, la atención de dos xicas que hay en la entrada que te lo explican todo muy bien, son muy agradables y cualquier duda te la solucionan, gracias !! Por lo demás merece la pena la visita eso si recomiendo ropa Cómoda y no en días de muxo calor jeje .

(Translated by Google) Castulo is one of the many examples in Spain that demonstrate our vast heritage, yet impossible to fully recover. An entire Iberian-Roman city waiting to be discovered. Emerging with gusts of beauty into the light, unhurriedly but surely. Remains that speak to us of a grand era that deserves to be remembered. A blend of cultures that intertwine stone and history, recounting events that make us who we are today. A living history, growing, re-emerging. (Original) Castulo es uno de los muchos ejemplos en España de que tenemos un patrimonio tan extenso como imposible de rescatar como se merece. Una ciudad ibero romana entera esperando a ser descubierta. Saliendo con bocanadas de belleza a la luz, sin prisas pero sin pausa. Restos que nos hablan de una época grandiosa que merece ser recordada. Mezcla de culturas que entrelazan piedra e historia contando sucesos que nos hacen ser quienes somos hoy. Historia viva, que crece, que resurge.

(Translated by Google) A huge site with many things to see and yet to be discovered. You can see a perfectly preserved, fairly large mosaic that is truly impressive. I recommend going early and wearing comfortable shoes to see everything. The visitor center staff was very friendly, sharing interesting facts about the site and recommending a visit to the Linares Archaeological Museum (a very good recommendation). (Original) Un yacimiento enorme con muchas cosas que ver y que aún quedan por descubrir. Puede verse un mosaico bastante grande perfectamente conservado que impresiona mucho. Recomiendo ir con tiempo y calzado cómodo para poder verlo todo. El personal del centro de visitantes fue muy agradable con nosotros contándonos curiosidades del yacimiento y nos recomendaron visitar el museo arqueológico de Linares (recomendación muy acertada).

Great visit with helpful staff Michelle spoke Spanish and English. Up the steps of 100 or more to the bell tower. Super view of the bells and view across the city.

The Cathedral of Guadix is truly amazing and it will cost you 5 euros, but worth it! The views from the top bell towers are spectacular and you can see the main road that leads in and out of town. The Alacazaba de Guadix is not far from here and a view of it can also be seen from the top of the bell towers. I highly recommend visiting along with walking around to see the troglodyte caves that are still in use.

Outrageous! €7 entry just for the cathedral – everything else like the tower and the entire surrounding area was closed. No info at the entrance, no warning when buying the ticket, just take the money and that's it. To me, this is nothing but a tourist scam. I genuinely feel ripped off.

Very solid and monumental structure with amazing architectural details. Must be seen to admire those times technologies and people who made it!

It was absolutely amazing

A really cool Gaudy inspired church built from 1915 to 1946, it's pink color is really beautiful and it's like a small Sagrada Familia

Amazing place inside and out. Located right in the heart of Guadix it's hard to miss. Standing right next to it you feel so insignificant and humble.

Another unexpected stop. In the top of the town there is this small village where a few people still live in the Caves. The museum is very very interesting and is possible to visit a few houses where people still live. There is also a mirador. This is one of those places which can only be enjoyed in reality and its magic can't be captured in a picture.

Small but informative and well done with very informative staff. Worth the ticket price.

Quite cool how they build the homes into the mountains... no need for air conditioning... constant 20 degrees all year round

A great way to see what life would have been like in a cave house in times gone bye. The guide was very pleasant and informative, we were the first visitors of the day so she let us open the wooden door to the cave house with a very big key, after initially explaining everything about cave life she then spent time with us answering any questions we had before we continued on to the film show which explained all about how the caves are constructed. We then had lots of time to wander around all the rooms at our leisure which was fantastic . A place you must visit if you are in Guadix .

If you are at Granada. Should take a day trip to visit this beautiful small white village .

Interesting community of cave dwellers, visitors are able to look around at least two homes. Great views from the mirador.

Fabulous place to see the original cave homes

(Translated by Google) Good parish, there is the Simpecado de la Año.de Ntra.Sra.del Rocío de Jaén. On Saturdays at the end of the month, the Sabbatina is celebrated, a mass sung by the Brotherhood Choir. (Original) Buena parroquia, está el Simpecado de la Edad.de Ntra.Sra.del Rocío de Jaén. Los sábados de final de mes se celebra la sabatina, misa cantada por el Coro de la Hermandad.

(Translated by Google) Very good temple and above all Don Francisco may be the best priest I have ever met. (Original) Muy buen templo y sobre todo Don Francisco quizá que sea el mejor sacerdote que he conocido

(Translated by Google) A place of worship for my dear one. And the priest is the cane! Super nice. (Original) Un lugar de culto para mi entrañable. Y el cura es la caña! Súper simpático.

(Translated by Google) Quite hidden, spacious and comfortable church. Not very pretty but it does its job. (Original) Iglesia bastante escondida, amplia y cómoda. No muy bonita pero cumple su función.

(Translated by Google) It has been my Parish since Priest D. Tomás Colmenero presided over it. (Original) Es mi Parroquia desde que la presidía el Sacerdote D. Tomás Colmenero.

(Translated by Google) It is a very welcoming church. (Original) Es una iglesia muy acogedora

(Translated by Google) I love my parish (Original) Mi parroquia m encanta

Beautiful baths to visit.entry is free.also other exhibitions within building

Free entry to this extremely interesting place, where you could easily spend a couple of hours exploring not only the baths but the art and antiquities exhibitions and the roof top terrace with commanding views of the city. Be sure to begin with the audio visual introduction which is very well done. It is in Spanish but the video makes things very clear. Recommended!

Wow!! What can I say, a beautiful, stunning place. We spent a long time in there. Staff spoke good English and was very attentive to my disabled husband. The place is very accessible fir wheelchair users.

Great museum and not just the Arab bath but they also have different attractions there. Must visit if you're in Jaén

Highly recommended! Not only you get to see the 50sqm of the Arabs Baths build in S.XI but also a very rich ethnographic collection. And if that wasn't enough you can go to the top floor and enjoy the amazing views of the Jaen region and all of that completely free as there are not fees to enter in the Cultural Center.

This is the Arab baths - without the water. It’s free and it’s big. It has a lot more to see than just the baths. It’s mainly in Spanish though. Worth a visit if you like history and historic buildings and the walk to the museum is nice

The Arab Baths were excavated and restored after a 16th century palace was built over them. These are the largest Arabic baths in Spain and were built over the Roman originals. The restoration is mostly plain brick but there were some areas with the original geometric decoration. There's not a huge amount to see but it's certainly worth a 15 minute visit. The palace courtyard itself is very pretty too and has examples of local cultural dress. As the baths are underground now most of the light wells are actually lights but the effect is the same.

Amazing cathedral where you can access the external upper balconies with superb views of the city and surrounding countryside. The very impressive virtual reality goggles (on the left as you enter) are the best way to start your visit. An audio guide is included in the entry price. On our visit there was a very charming lady selling the tickets and managing the shop, who spoke English.

This is a must see whilst in Jaen- it’s such a stunning cathedral. This cathedral is in my top three cathedrals of the world which I would have not have expected given the size of Jaen. It’s not only stunning but different from my cathedrals of its era. The architecture of the roof is unusual and stunning in my opinion. You can visit three levels. In the basement it’s like a museum and the upstairs galleries have lovely views looking down on the inside of the church. The audio guide was a bit over-detailed for me so I gave up on it and just read the signs which were in Spanish and English. Visited on a hot Saturday in July and it was virtually empty. Outside the cathedral is a lovely square with seats to sit in the shade and admire the front of the building.

A wonderful castle 🏰, with a great view of whole city.

Fantastic breathtaking cathedral! Also the VR headset available at the entrance was amazing giving birds eye views of the cathedral! An absolute must! Also to see it at night recommend making the trip up to the Parador and walking along the path to the edge underneath the white cross...

Like others but at night was wonderful and by new technology is useful

If I'd been wandering solo this would have been a ten minute visit but our guide, Patricia, was fabulous so the visit was extended to an hour by learning about the bishop who remained unburied for 500 years, the choir seats and the council being snubbed, the balconies around the outside, the bombing of Jaen in the Spanish Civil War and the face of Christ relic. It is an impressive and well maintained building but there is very little in the way of information unless you have an audio guide.

We have spent a month touring Spain and done our fair share of Spanish cathedrals. We were a bit reluctant to visit this Cathedral just because we really have overdone cathedrals in the past month. Cathedral overload has been succeeded. However every Spanish cathedral is special and different in its own way and Jaén is no different. Jaén has some amazing art. The cathedral itself is stunning. Very tall and light. We were lucky in that the organist was practising when we were there. The organ here is amazing - and I have heard a few. It was such a privilege and very inspiring just to sit and listen to this incredible musician in such an amazing building. The audio guide is a bit dry - as must cathedral audio guides are. So even if you are approaching cathedral overload - go and visit Jaén cathedral

Fantastic views. Recommend walking up if you are fit and able too. Avoid the heat of the day. Hotel at the top of you need a drink! Some great walks around Jaen

All preserved very well. Us only one third of original castle. Stunning views. One of the finest preserved medieval castles in Europe.

Great castle 🏰 with a wonderful view of the whole city

Free entry to this old quayside fort. Nice views and it's an interesting stop in Cadiz. Only a few minutes from the beach.

Location is something else The welcome letter tells all info related I loved this gesture to welcome you with the story of the place/castle Must visit when in Malaga

We were staying at the Parador, largely as it was so close to the castle. I was intending to walk around the outside early in the morning but it was wet and windy when we got up. Entrance was €3.50 and the wind had really picked up so we joined a few other visitors, hats and raincoats sticking to our bodies as we dodged from tower to tower to avoid the driving rain. Each tower had exhibitions about the castle and there was an AV presentation, in Spanish. It showed how the Moorish city grew and there were two castles built as the city expanded. The Christians then extended the walls and built additional towers and the French demolished parts of the old castle when they left Spain after the Peninsular War. We saw the prisons where the French kept Spanish guerillas before executing them and there was information on Teresa and the politics of the area after Ferdinand III captured it from the Moslems. The weather put us off spending too long outside but the wildflowers in the centre would have been beautiful in the sunlight and the views, even with the cloud, wind and rain were stupendous.

Absolutely amazing views from this fascinating castle. Loads of history to be learned here. You can guide yourself and/or get a talk from one of the guides/staff. Nice walk to the edge of the hill with an enormous cross - fab overlook. Nice place for a rocky picnic. Free parking.

Visited these excellent caves on a coach trip. The guide was good, very broken English but the caves were very interesting

An excellent visit, so cool in the afternoon the heat outside.

(Translated by Google) Impressive natural monument with a long route although you can only see a part of the cave that, as I say, impresses with its beauty and size. The guide, who is also a speleologist, tells in a friendly way, especially to the children, the history of said cave throughout the centuries until close to the present day with various recreations or practical examples so that it can be understood by the little ones. A little train picks you up in the center of the small town of Piñar and takes you to the climb and entrance to the cave. Your visit will not leave you indifferent and is worth visiting. (Original) Impresionante monumento natural con un largo recorrido aunque sólo puedas ver una parte de la cueva que como digo impresiona por su belleza y tamaño. El guía que también espeleólogo cuenta de forma simpática sobre todo a los niños, la historia de dicha cueva a lo largo de los siglos hasta cercano a nuestros días con diversas recreaciones o ejemplos prácticos para que pueda ser entendido por los más pequeños. Te recoge en el centro del pequeño pueblecito de Piñar un trenecito y te lleva hasta la subida y entrada a la cueva. Su visita no te dejará indiferente y merece la pena ser visitada

(Translated by Google) I went to the caves with my children. It's easy to do with them, and the train ride there is very attractive and fun. Inside, there's a well-marked path with firm ground. The guide who accompanies the group explains the history very well throughout the tour, and the reenactments of each moment of life inside the cave are interesting for the little ones. It's not crowded, and the visit is enjoyable. It's best to make a reservation. (Original) Fui a las cuevas con mis niños, se puede hacer fácilmente con ellos, además de resultar muy atractivo y divertido el paseo en tren hasta allí. Dentro hay un camino bien demarcado y con suelo firme. La guía que acompaña al grupo explica muy bien la historia durante todo el recorrido, y las recreaciones de cada momento de la vida dentro de la cueva acaban siendo de interés para los más pequeños. No se masifica y es agradable hacer la visita. Lo mejor es hacer la reserva.

(Translated by Google) We took a guided tour on the train that takes you up to the Cave of the Three Windows. The cave is spectacular and enormous. The guide explained everything very well; it was a fun and educational experience. I recommend it. (Original) Fuimos en visita guiada con el tren que te sube a la cueva de las tres ventanas. La cueva es espectacular y enorme. La guía nos explicó todo muy bie, fue una experiencia divertida y didáctica. Lo recomiendo

(Translated by Google) A spectacular family day out. The caves are beautiful and easily accessible. The restaurant is excellent, with a variety of homemade dishes and excellent service. The workshop with birds of prey was very entertaining and educational. We must highlight the work of our instructor, Jesús, a great professional. He not only introduced us to the world of these birds, but also, with great courage and through games with children and adults, instilled in us the profound respect and sensitivity that must be shown towards these animals. A 10/10, it's worth the visit. (Original) Un día en familia espectacular, las cuevas son preciosas y de fácil acceso, el restaurante muy bueno, con comida casera variada y muy buen servicio. Y el taller con aves rapaces muy entretenido y didáctico. Destacar la labor del monitor Jesús, gran profesional, que no sólo ha nos ha presentado el mundo de estas aves sino que con gran audacia y por medio de juegos con niños y mayores nos ha transmitido el gran respeto y sensibilidad q hay q tener hacia estos animales. De 10, merece la pena la visita.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful caves, with a good explanation for adults and children, highly recommended (Original) Bonitas cuevas, con una buena explicación para adultos y niños, muy recomendable

Ok and well maintained but literally nothing to see, it’s just a bit abandoned, no shade really, 2 drink machines and a coffee machine and nowhere to sit in the shade. Not recommended to be honest for any longer than the 25 minutes that takes you climb it, go to the look to wet your head and snap a picture or two. The projections weren’t working and it was just baron. Sad.

Beautiful fortress, the audio guide is essential. The site is well organized and well kept. Some sections are reconstructions but most are actual ruins. Loved our "pit stop" that turned out to be a prolonged visit. The video is a must. We learned a lot about the history of the site. We really appreciated it, it's one of the most interesting sites we visited in Spain. Highly recommend the visit. Crossed maybe 10 other visitors on the entire site.

Fortaleza de la Mota is a perfect example of how history should be transmitted. The visit includes illustrations showing how the buildings looked originally, a 15-minute video about the history of the fortress and the town, 3D representations of some areas as they were in the 16th century, written information throughout the site, and a digital audio guide included in the ticket price. And it's a beautiful place!! All this for just 8€, which also gives access to the Archaeology Museum in the town. This is how history should be taught and experienced: complete, engaging, and interactive. Alhambra could learn a lot from Fortaleza de la Mota...

Incredible site, we were here on a Tuesday in June and it was empty for the first half of our visit. They undersell the "movie" in the church; the production value is quite high and it is shown across several screens with surround sound (?). The story is told in a very compelling way. Also there is a lot at the top of the hill near the stairs you don't need to park in the city center and walk up like we did 😅

A stunning piece of history. Amazing to explore this unique site with such a story to tell. Well presented and pretty much had the place to ourselves. Partner has limited mobility and was able to get around with her walking stick but would be difficult if less mobile or in a chair, though there were ramps for steps but it's very uneven ground . Some great audio visual information installments. Entrance ticket also gives entry to museum in town but we will have to return for that another day. As with everywhere in this part of Spain, avoid the heat of the afternoon.

Amazing place. 2.5 hours in the castle and could have been longer. Well worth it.

We had an amazing visit here. My children loved it. It's very spacious and if you go in the morning the air feels beautiful and there's not too many tourists. It's full of history from the time of the Arabs to the Christians. Absolutely stunning views from the top of the citadel. Lovely church and you go inside and can see the skeleton of it it's very interesting. This place kept us entertained. The price is cheap and you can use the ticket to go to the museum down in the center of the city. The workers are very knowledgeable and mark the map for you so it's easy to track where you are. There's also a free audio guide.

Worthy to visit and learn a bit more about the region and the medieval time. Perfect for a weekend getaway with children or without. Views: Spectacular Ticket price: 6€ (September 2021). Reasonable price. Employees: Very kind and patient. We arrived 10 minutes before they close. As it was our last day in the town, they stay and wait for us until we finish the visit. (Many thanks!) Pics: all pictures that I took are without filters. Advise: Check the opening hours for the visit and take your time to enjoy the monument.

andalucía is dotted with villages and towns that have a castle on top of a rocky hill, in various shapes, sizes and states of upkeep or deterioration. this one is well kept, with reconstructions of contraptions that were used to attack and defend the castle, and a great view of the town and countryside.

Great view from the cast and around. They have a really big lunch break from 13.30 - 16.00 😅

Stunning building overlooking the town. Lit up at night its beautiful. The views out over the hills seeing just olive trees. One of my favourite views

Interesting and well preserved castle with access to almost all areas and towers. Views from the towers were also great. Friendly staff who opened all doors to us although it was cold and off-season with only the two of visiting the castle!

It was a great visit! Local guide opens the castello when you make reservation in advance! Somebody Will wait for you at the local tourist Office where you Can park your car! You Can visit on your own with audio guide in language you prefer (English french , spanish…) And No trouble how long you want to SEe the castello Family De Graef, Belgica

The woman on the gate that took the money and issued the audio was lovely. The castle was fabulous. The toilets were clean. Great value for money.

The Generalife is a true oasis of peace and beauty within the Alhambra. 🌺✨ Walking through these historic gardens felt like stepping into a living painting — vibrant flowers, perfectly manicured hedges, and the gentle sound of fountains and flowing water all around. 💧 The views over Granada and the surrounding mountains are breathtaking, especially at sunset, when the whole landscape glows. 🌄 Each corner has its own charm, from the tranquil courtyards to the elegant archways framing perfect photo spots. 📸 It’s the ideal place to slow down, breathe, and soak up centuries of history and artistry, away from the busier parts of the Alhambra. A must-visit for anyone who loves gardens, architecture, and a touch of magic. 🌟

Such beautiful gardens, which are well looked after. Too many people walking through (which includes myself), but the spot was amazing 👏. Thank you for sharing this magical place with tourists.

Beautiful place for a walk. The buldings, fountains and gardens are amazing! There were water points everywhere, so you can fill you bottle every 5 minutes. Good marking, so you see everything.

BOOK WEEKS/MONTHS IN ADVANCE!! was very hard to get a ticket but we managed it. Very pretty, some gardens and a building, lovely views of Alhambra. Recommend going here first and then to Alhambra.

Together with the Palacio de Nasaries, this is also a Must see in Alhambra. It is a garden that only female royal families lived, so very beautifully constructed with artistic gardening. You need to book tickets well in advance. We did 6 months ago. Otherwise cannot see. Takes at least 5-6 hours to see all 4 in Alhambra.

We started our Alhambra visit with the Generalife Gardens. Originally built in the 13th century as the summer palace of the Nasrid sultans, these gardens are simply breathtaking. Surrounded by a variety of plants and trees, you can hear the gentle sound of running water and fountains everywhere. The reflections, the scent of flowers, and the cool breeze create an incredibly peaceful atmosphere. Walking through the paths, with birds singing and water flowing beside you, makes you feel as if time slows down. The small pools and channels beautifully reflect the Nasrid architects’ love and respect for water. A refreshing, tranquil, and truly unmissable place in Granada! 🌿💧🌸

The Generalife ornamental gardens are truly impressive through their combination of simplicity and strategic placement. Located at the highest point of the Alhambra, they offer many scenic viewpoints over the city and the palace. The symmetrical design creates a calming atmosphere while also serving a practical purpose, providing ventilation and plenty of shaded areas. If you're visiting in the afternoon, I recommend starting with the gardens. You can walk through in about 45 minutes, but for a more relaxed visit with time for photos, plan for 1 to 1.5 hours.

The Alhambra in Granada is absolutely breathtaking. Every corner of the palace and gardens shows incredible detail and craftsmanship, making you feel like you have stepped back in time. The combination of intricate architecture, beautiful courtyards, and lush gardens creates a magical atmosphere that is hard to forget. Walking through the halls and seeing the ornate designs on the walls and ceilings is mesmerizing, and every view of the city from the fortress is stunning. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, making the visit smooth and informative. It’s a place that captures both history and beauty perfectly. Five stars out of five – a must-visit for anyone traveling to Spain.

The Alhambra in Granada is an absolute must see!!!! It’s by far one of the most stunning and memorable places I’ve ever visited. I would highly recommend you spend the extra money and purchase a guided tour - that way, you can learn all the historical facts about the Alhambra. I only bought the admission tickets and regretted not getting the guided tour! The Nasrid Palaces are breathtaking, filled with intricate details, grand architecture, and so much history. The gardens and water fountains are so beautiful. I’ve never seen anything like it before! The Generalife Gardens are equally impressive, with perfectly manicured greenery, peaceful fountains and streams, and beautiful structures. This was my favorite part of the visit. Be prepared for lots of walking and stairs, as some areas may not be entirely accessible for those who have mobility difficulties. Plan to spend an entire morning or afternoon exploring, because there is so much to see - also lots of photo opportunities. The Alhambra truly lives up to the hype and is an unforgettable experience in Granada! Highly recommend the visit! Be sure to purchase tickets in advance so you don’t miss out on this amazing experience.

I was awed by the beauty as well as the history of Alhambra. In 711, the Moorish from north Africa conquered the sourthern Spain. Before the Christians recaptured the land, Granada was the center of culture and commerce. The Nasrid Dynasty built the Alhambra palace, which consists of the Generalife garden(my favorite) and Palacios Nazaries palace. Throughout the Alhambra, you will see Moorish's incredible architecture and design combined with intelligent irregation system that draws water from the revier down below to provide the water for Alhambra. It was refreshing and peacful to see water running throughout the garden, fountains, court yard, and ponds. And the views are also amazing. From the palace balcony, you can see the old town Albaicin nestle on the hillside and part of Granada city. The best time to visit Alhambra is late Spring, early Summer or late Fall. Reserve your tickets early or sign up with a tour guide will save a lot of hassles.

An absolutely breathtaking place — the Alhambra is a masterpiece of history, art, and architecture. Every corner is filled with incredible detail, from the intricate carvings and mosaics to the serene courtyards and gardens. The views of Granada and the Sierra Nevada mountains are stunning, especially at sunset. The visit is very well organized, and the audio guide helps bring the history to life. Truly one of the most beautiful and inspiring landmarks in Spain — an unforgettable experience and a must-see for anyone visiting Granada!

Unlike anything I’ve ever seen. Worth all the praise and more! The fortress gardens are a sight to behold. Book tickets in advance. They tend to get sold out pretty quickly and months in advance. Last minute tickets via third party sellers are easily 4x, 5x the price. So book in advance or you might miss out.

Absolutely stunning. Book your tickets in advance - it is so worth it and breathtaking when you go. Took us 4-5 hours from beginning to end and was one of the highlights of our trip! The intricacy and the details are just incredible. We didn't do a tour but maybe next time for all the history!!

Book way in advance my friends. Tix sell out super early and fast. Your ticketed time will be for the palace, which is about 5-10 min walk from the main entrance so get there early to walk through to the palace. Of course it’s incredible. She’s stunning. Amazing. The sacred geometry of it all is just too much for words to explain. Take it all in. Don’t rush it. Don’t skip the museum on your walk through either; it’s free entry and shows lots of excavation goodies, provides context and information. No need for a tour group for this one, unless you’re super into them. Feel free to roam and take it all in without the time constrictions. You can always eavesdrop on other groups along the way as well. Heaps of podcasts to listen to on your drive/ride into the area to get yourself up to speed. There are also tour guides at the front if you do require guidance last minute. Parking is easy for cars, van, campers etc. Fee is a flat rate per hour; I think we paid like 7€ for the few hours we were there. Lots of parks and chill areas to have your pre prepared Brekky, lunch or snacks, and there are multiple cafes, bars & restaurants close by if needed. Toilets are spread out among the complex, with some accessible by wheelchair. Contact the site for info about your specific needs. They’ve done a great job by making it as accessible as possible for an ancient site. There are some rooms with ramps and others without. The stairs are a killer in the heat. Bring water. Bring water, maybe suncream depending on the times, bring a snack, the Alcazabar has a few flights of steep stairs to get to the top but it’s so worth it at the top and the walk back down is so easy. Walk through the parks and gardens on the way back and relax with water, coffee or beer along the way. Truly one of the most incredible experiences of my life. So thankful to have been able to visit this place. Thank you.

Great and historical area and it is fun to walk along the street. Just beware of the thieves! since we got robbed here. Wallet is gone and we went to police station to report it.

Great ambience being under Alhambra. Don't miss it

Beautiful and very narrow streets, which lies between the down and Alhambra. Well there is also lots of traffic here even taxis and buses

Nice with sightseeing but also you need to be careful the cars as it is only for pedestrian.

Incredibly picturesque walk along a narrow cobbled street alongside the Darro River. There are numerous historical buildings from the 16th and 17th centuries, old Nasrid houses, the 11thC Arab baths and two 17thC stone bridges that cross the river. There are also great views of parts of the Alhambra. This is a 'must see'!

Nice location to visit and walk around 🤩🤩

I like having a walk here

The Royal Chapel of Granada, is small but impressive! This is the final resting place of Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand who helped shape and modernize Spain. Seeing their tombs up close was surreal. They're carved from perfect white marble and surrounded by beautifully detailed Gothic architecture. The crypt below felt a little haunting descending down the steps. You can see the simple coffins with initials marking the actual burial spots including the children. You can really feel the weight of history in that room. There’s also a small museum section with beautiful royal artifacts. Royal crowns, scepters, robes, and religious relics. I highly recommend getting the audio guide it’s included in the price and really helped me understand what I was seeing. Without it, you’d miss a lot of the symbolism and history behind the art and layout. No photography allowed inside. I spent about 30 minutes there. It’s not a huge space, but it leaves a big impression. Its great to pair the visit with the nearby Granada Cathedral, which is more architecturally grand. The Royal Chapel of Granada feels like being in a time capsule. Standing in front of the tombs of some of Spain’s most influential monarchs was deeply moving. If you’re in the city, don’t miss it!

Unbelievably beautiful palace. Loved all the chandeliers and clocks. Had a fabulous tour guide. Beautiful ceiling art. Highly recommend this site to tour. Go right when it opens to avoid huge crowds.

The Royal Chapel of Granada feels less like a monument and more like a quiet epilogue to history. Beneath its gilded calm lie the simple coffins of Ferdinand and Isabella — symbols of faith, conquest, and mortality. The soft light and somber art whisper of endings and beginnings, where Moorish Granada gave way to Catholic Spain. It humbles, not dazzles — a place where history exhales.

The Royal Chapel of Granada is absolutely stunning!!! The architecture is beyond beautiful, and the intricate details throughout the chapel make it truly special. The tickets include an audio tour which was so creative, interesting, and fun to listen to! It’s absolutely worth a visit if you’re visiting Granada!

It is an Isabelline style building in Granada, Spain. Constructed around 1505, it was originally integrated in the complex of the neighbouring Granada Cathedral. It is the burial place of the Spanish monarchs. Picturesque place. Must see place. Popular place, lots of tourists and locals. Great place for photography

Amazing experience .well worth the visit. The atmospheres amazing. Architecture outstanding. Craftsmanship amazing.

A small chapel with exquisite artifacts from time of Fernando and Isabelle. Seeing the lead coffee of kings and queens from 500 years ago feels absolutely surreal. Photo and video is not allowed unfortunately.

In my opinion, it’s worth trying different options and choosing your favorite. The ingredients are quite decent, although the soy lecithin is a bit concerning. I tasted a few kinds: I liked the dark chocolate with nuts, but the bar with coconut was not as good. It felt too oily, and the chocolate flavor wasn’t noticeable at all. Another plus is the beautiful packaging. It looks festive, so it could easily work as a gift.

Great variety of delicious chocolates and ice cream. They also have milk shakes, hot chocolate, and orange juice. The staff were very accommodating and friendly. They gave out a small bag of chocolate samples to visitors. As you enter the store, you will see info displayed on the walls about chocolate making. There’s a ramp going downstairs, which is wheelchair/stroller accessible.

Lovely little mini museum and shop! The free samples were amazing and we brought an amazing tub of ice cream! Double chocolate and mint chocolate chip!

Overrated, very overpriced and all chocolate had a very strange after taste.. left with the feeling of having been ripped off.

This chocolate shops sells so many different types of dark, milk, and white chocolate that you wouldn't find anywhere else, at a very good price at about €1.50 for a small bar. The chocolate is fantastic quality and I loved the variety such as blueberry and banana. There is an English menu on the reverse of the Spanish menu which is very helpful when ordering. The staff were very accommodating around the language barrier but were friendly and welcoming. You also get a small packet of testers which I liked, although this does contain a piece with nuts. They also sell milkshakes and ice cream in a wide variety of flavours. The kitchen is behind the counter, where they make the chocolate, and there is information about the chocolate in the entry hallway, although this is in Spanish. I would not describe the shop to be wheelchair friendly as it is underground and the slope to it is quite steep.

Great place, I always visit when in Spain.

Delicious ice cream and chocolate 🫃🏻

Interesting but somehow overrated

(Translated by Google) The wonder made town, culture and nature. Once on the road (with many curves but in good condition) you begin to enjoy yourself. You will find white towns where the typical chimneys, nature, gastronomy and a lot of authentic craftsmanship stand out. More than recommended! (Original) La maravilla hecha pueblo, cultura y naturaleza. Ya en la carretera (con muchas curvas pero en buen estado) comienzas a disfrutar. Te vas a encontrar con pueblos blancos donde sobresalen las típicas chimeneas, naturaleza, gastronomía y muchísima artesanía auténtica. ¡Más que recomendable!

(Translated by Google) Very close to Granada and distributed between the provinces of Granada and Almería. Steep landscapes and very typical and pleasant towns. Many rural houses in all the towns of the Alpujarra. With its characteristic architecture. In Lanjarón, there is also a lot of hotel options, thanks to the spa and being a good starting point for visiting the area. The most typical towns are Pampaneira, Buión and Capileira, which can be visited on the same day, although if you like hiking it is a good place to stay and do routes from there. Spectacular views from these towns in the Sierra Nevada and you can see Pico Veleta and Mulhacén. Very picturesque towns dedicated to tourism and crafts. From Capileria, the highest town in the ravine, there are impressive views. If you go through the Alpujarras, be sure to visit Trevélez, one of the highest towns in Spain, and eat in one of its restaurants with a view of the valley. Ham is typical in this town. You can also order Alpujarreño dish, a hearty dish not suitable for all stomachs, but those who like it will repeat. The roads are worthy of mention, escaped ravines, impressive curves, viewpoints that leave you breathless... (Original) Muy cerca de Granada y repartida entre las provincias de Granada y Almería. Parajes escarpados y pueblos muy típicos y agradables. Muchas casas rurales en todos los pueblos de la Alpujarra. Con su característica arquitectura. En Lanjarón, además, hay mucha oferta hotelera, gracias al balneario y a ser un buen punto de partida para visitar la zona. Los pueblos más típicos son Pampaneira, Buión y Capileira que se pueden visitar en el mismo día, aunque si te gusta el senderismo es un buen sitio para quedarse y hacer rutas desde ahí. Vistas espectaculares desde estos pueblos de Sierra Nevada y se pueden ver el Pico Veleta y el Mulhacén. Pueblos muy pintorescos dedicados al turismo y la artesanía. Desde Capileria el pueblo más alto del barranco hay unas vistas impresionantes. Si vas por las Alpujarras no dejes de visitar Trevélez, uno de los pueblos más altos de España, y comer en alguno de sus restaurantes con mirador al valle. Típico en éste pueblo el jamón. También puedes pedir plato alpujarreño, un plato contundente no apto para todos los estómagos, pero a quien le gusta repite. Las carreteras son dignas de mención, barrancos escapados, curvas impresionantes, miradores que te dejan sin aliento....

(Translated by Google) When I saw this location, I thought I was going to fall off a cliff and die. ㅠㅠ Alfharas is the name of a mountain range and there is nothing in this location... Don't drive after taking pictures here. (Original) 이 위치보고 갔다가 벼랑에서 떨어져 죽는줄 알았습니다.ㅠㅠ 알프하라스는 산맥 이름이고 여기 위치에는 아무것도 없어요 ... 여기 찍고 운전하지 마세요

(Translated by Google) Breathtaking landscape. It is also worth taking a detour to the town of Trevelez, where you can buy delicious ham made there. However, the pork for the ham does not come from the area, but from all over Spain, as we were told. This is because the Alpujarras are under special protection and keeping pigs is forbidden... the ham still tastes great! :-) (Original) Atemberaubende Landschaft. Zudem lohnt ein Abstecher in den Ort Trevelez, in dem man sehr leckeren, dort hergestellten Schinken kaufen kann. Das Schweinefleisch für den Schinken kommt allerdings nicht aus der Gegend, sondern aus ganz Spanien, wie man uns erzählt hat. Das liegt daran, dass die Alpujarras unter besonderem Schutz stehen und die Haltung von Schweinen verboten ist... der Schinken schmeckt trotzdem hervorragend! :-)

(Translated by Google) The views and landscapes of Las Alpujarras are breathtaking in their beauty. Totally recommended excursion. (Original) Las vistas y paisajes de Las Alpujarras son de infarto por la belleza. Excursión totalmente recomendable.

(Translated by Google) A spectacular place to enjoy and spend a great day. (Original) Un lugar espectacular donde disfrutar y pasar un dia genial.

Having used several kennels in Spain, I used to drive away with an uneasy feeling in my stomach, wishing that I could find a better solution. I feel so lucky to have found Liz. Our Vizsla dogs are very athletic and need the opportunity to run and play. Additionally, they are sensitive and crave human attention. Liz provides loving care in a beautiful rural setting. My dogs adore Liz and come home happily tired .... and quite possibly missing her. She offers pickup and delivery service, if needed, and feeds the dogs according to my requests. I would rate higher than 5 stars if possible.

If you are anxiously searching for a place to leave your beloved dogs, look no further. Nestled in a beautiful rural setting, with large airy, well-equipped enclosures, Liz’s dog boarding service is absolutely first rate. We returned from 3 weeks vacation to find our 4 dogs as healthy and happy as a gaggle of kids who have had an awesome holiday in the great outdoors. We have old and young dogs, all were beautifully cared for. Cannot recommend Liz’s service highly enough!

I highly recommend Liz and Sierra Pelada kennels and cattery. Liz has had our 2 dogs and elderly cat many times and is always flexible in taking them. Our dogs love it and have lots of freedom to run around and have fun. Sparky our elderly cat is well looked after and cared for which is great. Liz gives us plenty of feedback and communication on how the animals are along with photos and we are always happy and trust leaving them with her.

I'll give Liz a five-star for best doggie service...EVER🥰 I have used her service for many years now. She's professional, but she truly cares about the welfare and happiness of my dogs. There's always super clean, the dogs are walked and fed and loved. My old dog was not so good on his legs, so she always took him inside so that he would not be cold nor alone😍

Liz became family to our four dogs: she has a special way with them, loves animals and knows her work. We cannot recommend her enough.

When we adopted our boys, Guinness and Murphy 🐕🐕 a year ago, our only concern was whether we could find the right place for them. And then we found Liz and Sierra Pelada. Over the years we have had many dogs and used a variety of kennels but never have we found such an exact fit. The boys have stayed twice now and were very obviously completely content. The second time, they were so happy to be there they didn't even say goodbye! Liz is so very obviously a relaxed easy-going doggie person, which comes acrosss in just how Sierra Pelada feels straight away. Very much a home from home. The cost is amazing and has made such a difference to us to know that Liz is there when we need her. 100% recommended. Not forgetting John - thanks John. 🏊‍♀️😁

The best way to slow down and chill out. Great hosts and great food, you will find nowhere better to stay in Spain. Thank you John and Liz for everything :)

A garden paradise with peacocks, ducks, chickens and llamas amongst others - wandering around as we had tea and cake!

Beautiful place, well worth a visit. Slightly difficult to find but persevere! Drive about 2 km out of Órgiva and it is up a track on the left by a bus shelter on the right.

We had such a lovely visit at this beautiful place. Our son loved seeing all the animals and playing with the toys that so thoughtfully were provided while waiting for lunch. We would have stayed even longer (and said goodbye properly!) if our kids hadn't been so tired after the exciting morning and in need of a good nap. Highly recommend a visit!

What a wonderful oasis from the hustle and bustle of the coast and Granada. It’s a little tricky to find, but that just adds to the charm of the place! The owners are super friendly, including their dogs (don’t be put off by their bark!) and the gardens they’ve created are beautiful. The home-made cakes are to die for!

Great atmosphere, friendly welcome, beautiful surroundings and delicious home made cakes and sandwiches. Best lemonade in the area and fantastic leaf teas. Listened to some very professional classic guitar recital by local musician. Check Facebook page for events.

Lovely tea, coffee, cakes, sandwiches etc in a very pleasant setting. Carrot cake was delicious. Interesting, well thought out garden areas. Something different around every corner! Garden sculptures - really liked the mug tree! Also ducks, geese, llama, pigs, dogs, chickens and fish.

Really nice place to go. Really relaxing. Nice food and nice staff.