Alcaudete: The Stunning Pueblos Blancos of Andalusia
Set in the foot of the Sierra Ahillos, in the southwestern part of the Jáen province of the Sierra Sur region, is the town of Alcaudete, Spain. It forms a ring around the hillside that embraces its two most distinguished buildings. The town is rich in heritage and has landscapes with a blend of steep slopes and flat areas around the watercourses. Alcaudete is also home to the nature reserves that have mallards, flamingos, malvasias, and purple swamp hens. Alcaudete, Spain, is a perfect place to explore in Andalusia.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Alcaudete, Spain,is from March to June and between September and November, when the temperature is not high as, during the summer months. Lesser tourists can also be observed during these months, and Alcaudete, Spain hotels, and other accommodations are cheaper. The Feira de San Lucas is an annual festival celebrated by the province during October.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Alcaudete Castleor also known as the Castillo de Alcaudete is one of the main attractions in town. The Arabs built it over the remains of a previous Roman Catholic church during the 13th century. Another attraction is the Santa Maria la Mayor Church,a 16th-century church that has a stunning architecture.
Featuring an outdoor swimming pool and a terrace with lovely views, Hospederia La Eraoffers accommodation with rustic features in an Andalusian countryside setting. You can also book a room at Llave De Granadawherein you can relax in its spa and sauna.