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143 km from Cádiz and 114 km from Jerez.
This town of surprising and original beauty is a great tourist attraction. Most of its houses are caves dug into a mountain. |
| Setenil is of Roman origin and forms part of the Route of the White villages. Its present name comes from the Latin Septem-Nihil which means "Seven times nothing" which was the number of times the Christians unsuccessfully tried to conquer the Arabs. |
| Sentenil is incredible and unusual, justifying a slow and restful visit that allows one to contemplate its marvels. Easter Week is well known for its uniqueness. |
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110 Kms from Cádiz,
Located to the north of the Natural Park of Grazalema, Zahara is a typical Andalusian white village of extraordinary beauty at the top of which are the remains of a 13th century Nasrid castle.
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| Arab in origin, it is said that the name of the village comes from one of Mohammed's daughters and means " flower ". The local mountains are beautiful with forests of pines, with grazing pastures for the Spanish mountain goat and deer and where small game hunting is a popular pastime. |
| The nearby Puerto del Palomas, an ideal place for paragliding, is worth visiting, together with the banks of the Rivers Arroyomolino and Bocaleone, and the Garganta Verde (Green Gorge), with a descent of more than 200 m, that leads to the Ermita de la Garganta cave with its stalactites and stalagmites. |
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