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

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.

Guadix is a town in the province of Granada that occupies part of an elevated plateau among the northern foothills of the Sierra Nevada. When I visited the town I thought it a rather quirky sort of place. I had driven there from Almería and as I approached the town it appeared to be set amidst a lunar landscape. The town centre is conventional enough. The Cathedral with its Baroque tower looked impressive from the outside but inside I felt that it was rather dark and gloomy. It stands in the Plaza de Constitución and this area of the town, the Barrio de Santiago, has many fine buildings. There are two other districts in Guadix - the Barrio de Santa Ana and the Barrio de la Cuevas. The Barrio de Santa Ana is the old Moorish quarter that consists of a network of narrow alleyways with whitewashed house, decked out with floral arrangements. However, the most famous feature of the town is the cave dwellings in the Barrio de la Cuevas where around half the population live. When I visited the area, I thought that I was in a scene from 'The Lord of the Rings'! It was just like 'The Shire' - with little white chimneys poking out of the ground! The caves are not primitive dwellings, however but are a solution to the fierce heat of the Andalucian summer. The interior of the cave houses are cool in summer and warm in winter and have all the necessities of modern living - it is quite strange seeing television aerials on the little hillocks!

Amazing 😍🤩

(Translated by Google) It is a guided tour of the city of Guadix that goes from the center, next to the Cathedral to the Barrio de las Cuevas. Once there, they leave you half an hour to visit the Cueva de la Virgen and the viewpoint with fantastic views of the city. (Original) Es una visita guiada por la ciudad de Guadix que va desde el mismo centro, junto a la Catedral hasta el Barrio de las Cuevas. Una vez alli, te dejan una media hora para que visites la Cueva de la Virgen y el mirador con fantásticas vistas de la ciudad.

(Translated by Google) Place is definitely worth seeing (Original) Ort ist auf jeden Fall sehenswert

(Translated by Google) A town with a lot of charm and a lot of history (Original) Un pueblo con mucho encanto y mucha historia

(Translated by Google) It has a lot of history and is beautiful to see but it was so cold that we decided to leave because we couldn't stand it. (Original) Tiene mucha historia y es bonito de ver pero hacia tanto frío que decidimos irnos porque no aguantabamos

(Translated by Google) An experience that for €6 is overpriced. The ride on the train showing things and explaining everything to leave you at that viewpoint where you can see some impressive views, visit José's cave (a charming man) and see the church. This is 100% recommended (Original) Una experiencia que por 6€ está tirada de precio. El paseo en el tren mostrando las cosas y explicando todo para dejarte en aquel mirador donde se ven unas.vistas impresionantes, visitar la cueva de José (un hombre encantador) y ver la iglesia. Esto es 100% recomendable

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

If you have ever wanted to stay in a Spanish cave dwelling in the middle of nowhere, this is for you. The "Arabic Bath" is very nice. Beware of all the insects, they bite while you sleep.

Facilities where spot on and the bedroom was nice and cool 24-7 to sleep in 👍

Great Hamman...fantastic treatments available.

(Translated by Google) One of the best experiences. The cave was spotless. The service was incredible. Very close to Guadix. You can hike, stroll through the villages, or stay at the resort by the pool or in your own cave. There's no noise at all. A peaceful getaway. (Original) Una de las mejores experiencias. La cueva estaba impoluta. El trato increíble. Muy cerca de Guadix. Puedes hacer rutas de senderismo, pasear por los pueblos, o quedarte en el complejo en la piscina o en tu propia cueva. No hay nada de ruido. Un ambiente tranquilo para una escapada.

(Translated by Google) We booked a weekend stay through Booking. Our goal was to relax and enjoy nature. This place met all our expectations. The small hammam, despite being small, did its job, and the massage was incredible! It's a peaceful place yet close to places like the End of the World viewpoint and various hiking trails. José at the front desk is attentive, friendly, and professional, and he tells you places to visit, activities to do, and anything else you might need. A place I would definitely stay again! One thing I would object to, though, is that I would have liked a welcome gift, such as a bottle of water, some coffee capsules, or even some seasonal fruit, since the place doesn't have a bar/café. (Original) Reservamos un fin de semana por Booking. El objetivo era relajarnos y disfrutar de la naturaleza. Este lugar cumplió con todos los objetivos. El pequeño Hammam, a pesar de ser pequeño hace su función, y el masaje fue increíble! Lugar tranquilo y al mismo tiempo cerca de lugar como el mirador del fin del mundo y varios senderismos. José, en la recepción, es atento, amigable, profesional y te indica lugares para visitar, actividades que hacer y lo que necesites. Un lugar que repetiría sin dudarlo! Algo que objetar, que me hubiera gustado es un detalle de bienvenida como por ejemplo, una botella de agua, unas cápsulas de la cafetera o incluso alguna fruta de temporada, ya que el lugar no tiene bar/cafeteria.

(Translated by Google) What can I say? This is our second time here, and it continues to surprise us with how good it is and how comfortable it is. This year we went with Iker, my 4-year-old, and he fell in love with the place and the cave. He's already telling me when we'll be back... Everything is perfect, the service, very clean, and everything very well maintained. The Arab baths are absolutely gorgeous. In short, it's fantastic, and we'll definitely be back. It's a shame it's a bit far from where we're coming from. (Original) Que decir , segunda vez que vamos y sigue sorprendiendo lo bien que está y lo agusto que se está. Este año hemos ido con Iker un peque de 4 años y se a quedado prendado del sitio y la cueva, ya me está diciendo de cuando volvemos... Todo está perfecto, el trato , mucha limpieza y todo muy bien cuidado. Los baños árabes una pasada de guapo, el resumen es que está genial y sin duda volveremos a repetir , lástima que nos queda un poco lejos desde donde venimos nosotros.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place to unwind. The caves are very clean. The owner is very friendly and helpful at all times. In the summer, they have an incredible, super-beautiful pool. The only drawback is that the living room and sofa are not very comfortable. (Original) Precioso lugar en el que desconectar,las cuevas muy limpias,el dueño muy amable y servicial en todo momento además en verano tiene una piscina increíble y súper bonita. La única pega es la casa que nos tocó que el salón tiene una distribución junto con el sofá que no es nada acogedor.

(Translated by Google) I liked it so much that I became a sister to the Virgin of Sorrows and the Christ of Light. (Original) Me ha gustado tanto que me.he hecho herma a de la Virgen de la Amargura y del Cristo de la Luz.

(Translated by Google) The Church of Santiago was designed by the architect, Diego de Siloé. With three naves, the main façade is mainly important. The armor of the central nave and the Main Altar stand out, which alludes to the shell of the Apostle Santiago. (Original) La Iglesia de Santiago, fue diseñada por el arquitecto, Diego de Siloé. De tres naves, la portada principal es principalmente importante. Destacan las armaduras de la nave central y del Altar Mayor que hace alusión a la concha del Apóstol Santiago.

(Translated by Google) Diary of a Curious. Thursday, March 2, 2023, 16 hours 57 minutes. During the tourist visit to Guadix we found restoration work being carried out on the façade of the church of Santiago, so we were not able to enjoy it to its fullest. Religious building designed by Diego de Siloé (Burgos; c. 1495-Granada; October 22, 1563) in the 16th century. (Original) Diario de un Curioso. Jueves 2 de marzo de 2023, 16 horas 57 minutos. Durante la visita turística a Guadix encontramos se estaban realizando trabajos de restauración en la portada de la iglesia de Santiago con lo que no pudimos disfrutarla en su plenitud. Edificio de carácter religioso proyectado por Diego de Siloé (Burgos; c. 1495-Granada; 22 de octubre de 1563) en el siglo XVI.

(Translated by Google) Impressive architecture and exceptional imagery (Original) Arquitectura impresionante y una imaginería excepcional

(Translated by Google) It's okay, but maybe I got too carried away with the idea that it was more important, but the only thing I saw that was worth it was the entrance. (Original) Está bien pero tal vez me hice demasiada idea de que era más importante, pero lo único que vi que mereciera la pena fue la entrada.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church in the center of Guadix. The most notable thing is its plateresque style cover on the outside. And the Mudejar ceiling inside. (Original) Preciosa iglesia en el centro de Guadix. Lo más destacable es su portada de estilo plateresco en el exterior. Y el techo mudéjar en su interior.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent Mudejar church with an impressive Plateresque façade. (Original) Magnífica iglesia mudéjar con una impresionante portada plateresca.