We stumbled across this place while walking around Frigiliana.

Ok

Great experience

(Translated by Google) Old fountain that should not be missed, it is in a small square of the same name, if you continue down the stairs, the water runs down. very pretty (Original) Fuente antigua que no hay que perderse, está en una pequeña plaza del mismo nombre, si continuas bajando por las escaleras, el agua corre hacia abajo. Muy bonita

(Translated by Google) Fountain located in a square of the same name. It was built in 1640. The fountain has three spouts decorated around it with geometric shapes; The two side spouts have rhombuses while the central one has a square. Above these pipes we can see a coat of arms belonging to the Manrique de Lara house, Íñigo, fifth lord of Frigiliana, being the one who ordered its construction. It is very deteriorated and is part of its charm, but it would not be bad to give it some maintenance since its fate can be fatal. (Original) Fuente situada en una plaza de mismo nombre. Se construyó en 1640. La fuente dispone de tres caños decorados en su alrededor con formas geometrícas; los dos caños laterales tienen rombos mientras que el central tiene un cuadrado. Sobre estos caños podemos observar un escudo de armas perteneciente a la casa Manrique de Lara, siendo Íñigo, quinto señor de Frigiliana quien mandó a construirla. Se encuentra muy deteriorada y es parte de su encanto, pero no sería malo darle algo de mantenimiento ya que su destino puede ser fatal.

(Translated by Google) Built by the Count of Frigiliana, Don Iñigo Manrique de Lara. It still bears the Count's coat of arms. It supplied water to the town and was a drinking trough for animals. Its fountains still contain water. Very rich. (Original) Construida por el Conde de Frigiliana, Don Iñigo Manrique de Lara. Conserva el escudo del Conde. Abastecia de agua a la Villa y era abrevadero pará los animales. Sus chorros siguen teniendo agua. Muy rica.

(Translated by Google) It's an old fountain that was completely whitewashed years ago and now displays its original brickwork and the stone coat of arms. To access it, you have to go to the church, go down the hill a little, and turn left. It's a shame that many people who visit Frigiliana miss it. (Original) Es una fuente antigua que hace años estaba totalmente encalada y que actualmente se encuentra mostrando el ladrillo original y la piedra del escudo. Para acceder hay que llegar a la Iglesia, bajar un poco la cuesta y girar a la izquierda. Es una pena que mucha gente que visita Frigiliana no la vea.

Like any Catholic church, it impresses with its good taste and simplicity. You can quietly meditate for a few minutes.

Beautiful old church and free to visit. Simpler in design to most but still very beautiful.

Got married here in 2017. Fabulous church and service.. Wonderful Spanish streets with amazing doors leading up to the Church.

A lovely peaceful visit on a quiet afternoon in Frigiliana.

Lovely church in a lovely place.

I need to learn more about the history of Frigiliana. There where battles with Moors here and there is a Moorish section of town might behind St. Antonym of Padua. They architecture is much like the churches in California built by the Jesuits to conquer the area and enslave the Indians.

The Church of San Antonio de Padua, located in Calle Real, was built in the 17th century on the site of an old mosque. Its bell tower is the former minaret of the mosque. It is a lovely looking building. A little plaza faces the church and one can avail oneself of a drink or food from the cafe/restaurant opposite.

Wonderful place, beautiful town, so interesting to see the locals celebrating the feast of St Antonio de Padua

The city is worth to visit. White and shining. Good tapas and very friendly waiter in some very small restaurant.

Beautiful little village with an amazing self service bodega on the hillside

Lovely, white pueblo with craft shops, cafes, and restaurants. Highly recommend the The Garden Restaurant at the top of the hill.

Enjoyed the trip to see this place on the road train.

The village is beautiful but the Palacio is *never* open. You can see it from the outside, that is all.

Lovely building but we were not able to go inside to visit. Not sure the reason behind.

Interesting but small, great to pop into if your in the town. Some really good artefacts on display and quite varied as well so it keeps your attention if you get bored easily. Its located in the tourist information centre and the staff are very friendly and helpful. As its right in between the old and new town its an easy place to find. Every town should have a place like this to celebrate the local history.

Stumbled across here by mistake and spent quite a while looking at some of the artifacts on display. It's all free. Nice bit of history.

Nice place

Very nice museum 👍🏻

Insight to Frigilianas less known past.

(Translated by Google) Schedules and prices Archaeological Museum, exhibition halls and tourist office share opening hours, which are as follows: From September 16 to July 1 Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturdays: From 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sundays: From 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. From July 1 to September 15 Monday to Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Prices: Access to both the Archaeological Museum and the exhibition halls and library is completely free throughout the year. 1. The first thing to do is go up to the Casa del Apero, which houses the Tourist Office, a library and the Archaeological Museum. Unfortunately on our trip we found it closed (due to Covid-19) but we were still able to take a look at the beautiful building and enjoy a great panoramic view of the town. 2. Although as we have already told you, the chicha is on the other side, in the Mudejar neighborhood, a labyrinthine network of cobblestone streets that go up and down and that leave on their sides the typical white houses with colored doors that we like so much. (Original) Horarios y precios Museo Arqueológico, salas de exposiciones y oficina de turismo comparten horarios de apertura, siendo los siguientes: Del 16 de septiembre al 1 de julio De lunes a viernes de 10:00h a 18:00h Sábados: De 10:00h a 14:00h y de 16:00h a 20:00h Domingos: De 10:00h a 14:00h Del 1 de julio al 15 de septiembre De lunes a sábados de 10:00 a 14:30 y de 17:30 a 21:00 Domingos de 10:00 a 14:30 Precios: El acceso tanto al Museo Arqueológico como a las salas de exposiciones y la biblioteca es totalmente gratuito durante todo el año. 1. Lo primero que hacer es subir a la Casa del Apero, que alberga a la Oficina de Turismo, una biblioteca y el Museo Arqueológico. Por desgracia en nuestro viaje lo encontramos cerrado (a causa Covid-19) pero aún así pudimos echar un ojo al bonito edificio y disfrutar de una estupenda panorámica del pueblo. 2. Aunque como ya te hemos avanzado, la chicha está al otro lado, en el Barrio Mudejar, un entramado laberíntico de calles empedradas que suben y bajan y que dejan a sus costados las típicas casitas blancas con puertas de colores que tanto nos gustan.

(Translated by Google) Small museum that collects all the ancestors of Frigiliana, it is very good to spend a little time and see the views from its balcony (Original) Museo pequeñito que recoge todo los antepasados de frigiliana, está muy bien para echar un ratito y pasar a ver las vistas de su balcón

It is private villa and closed for visitors. But there is a nice view and good track down to the city. You just have to come back to the observation yard (you can actually park a car here) and go to the north east. You can also see the avocado trees!

It's an interesting shortcut walk straight from town (past restaurant El Jardin and then just up up up), or the long route coming from the back. The view is fantastic all around. There is not much left of the castle/fort itself, but you get the idea of how it must have been in the old days. The climb up is not for everyone, btw. But if you're lucky, you get a private guide cat, who takes cuddles as payment.

Nice walk up the hill but there is nothing left of the ruins and the old town is overflooded with tourist buses. Disappointing.

amazing view, and a beautifull walk to the top, there is not much left of the castle but the view i absolutly amazing

If you fancy a wander up out of Frigiliana, head to Castillo Lizar. There is a great view down to the Pozo Baton where we used to swim until it was fenced off

It is really a nice place for hiking and meeting the sunset.

Nothing there haha...No Castillo:/ but nice walk to the top and great view:)

This is an amazing place to visit, beautiful streets, houses and people...

Beautiful town in the mountains, with several restaurants and stores to chose from. The view is amazing and is definitely worth your time to visit.