History of Aquilas
Discover the history of Aguilas in the town's Archaeological Museum and Maritime Interpretation Centre, where you will be able to relive history from the d... Miracles in Totana
Totana has a fascinating story to tell. Visit the Sanctuary of Saint Eulalia, where, in the 13th century, the Knights of the Order of Santiago built a sanc... Ancient fridges in the mountains
The Sierra Espuna's snow "wells" are well worth a visit, especially in winter when there is snow on the hills. Dating back to the 16th century, these "well... Calblanque Regional Park
The Calblanque Regional Park is the ideal place to enjoy both sea and countryside. Considered one of the most beautiful natural areas in the region, Calbla... Photography
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OlivesWell you either love them or hate them. Spain is the leading grower of olives in the world. Olive trees can be seen all over the country and can live for more than 2,000 years. The tree can grow olives most anywhere, even in areas with little water because its roots spread over a wide area, absorbing any trace of moisture in the soil.
There are so many varieties and Spanish olive oil is a must in cooking. Try the different kinds out; the locals eat them stuffed with tuna or anchovies.as a popular snack at tapas bars.
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