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Featuring limestone cliffs, cave systems (the largest of which—the Hundidero-Gato complex
—has prehistoric origins), and deep gorges, it’s no wonder that Sierra de Grazalema is considered to be one of Spain’s most stunning ecological landscapes. Budding botanists can lose themselves in more than 1,300 different species of flora, while birders will delight in the prospect of seeing communities of Bonelli’s eagles and the endangered Egyptian vulture. More into mammals? The UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is also home to genets, mountain goats, and otters
Restaurants in Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park
1. Academia Pradoventura
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5.0 based on 82 reviews
Spanish language school in Prado del Rey (Cádiz), in the Sierra de Grazalema natural park in Andalusia. Spanish learning experiences with expert native teachers using a very communicative method and combining learning with real life immersion activities. You will be speaking Spanish all the time in our local Andalusian white village Prado del Rey, unspoilt by international tourism whose inhabitants are friendly and open-minded. Our activities to practice Spanish are: Hiking, Canyoning, Climbing, Canoeing, Horseback Riding, Birdwatching, Mountainbiking and more with expert local guides in the Natural Parks "Sierra de Grazalema", "Los Alcornocales" and "Sierra de las Nieves", guided culinary tasting sessions and workshops at small local producers: olive oil mills, wineries, cheese manufacturers, grain mills, basket weavers and other artisans; Guided cultural visits to Ronda, Grazalema, Zahara de la Sierra, Setenil de las Bodegas, Arcos de la Frontera and the Costa de la Luz.
2. Oleum Viride
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5.0 based on 38 reviews
Olive oil facility where we produce organic extra virgin olive oil, aromatized oils and red wine from our own vineyard. We can show you the process making olive oil, you will watch olives harvested by hand, test our olive oil and red wine and enjoy of nice views. If you want, in groups you can taste mediterranean tapas. Finally you can purchase our products directly.
3. Museo de la Piel de Ubrique
4. Convento de Capuchinos
5. Museo Taurino Jesulin de Ubrique
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4.5 based on 27 reviews
Restaurante Plaza Ubrique Abrimos Museo Taurino Jesulin de Ubrique El Museo se encuentra en la Plaza de Toros de Ubrique y nos ofrece mediante fotos, carteleria y complementos taurinos un recorrido de la exitosa carrera del diestro Jesulin de Ubrique, gracias al cual hemos finalizado con exito este proyecto. Esfuerzo, trabajo y dedicacion, para poder ofrecer a nuestros clientes la oportunidad de visitar quizas uno de los museos taurinos mas esperados y que poco a poco se ira confirmando como uno de los museos con mas renombre del mundo taurino. El Museo pretende dar a conocer un poco los comienzos y corridas principales de la carrera de Jesulin de Ubrique, considerado uno de los toreros mas apreciado por sus seguidores y solicitado por todo visitante a nuestra localidad. Los grupos turisticos a los que nos dirigimos, forman parte de este colectivo de viajeros que aprecian una visita nueva y exclusiva.Con este Museo pretendemos satisfacer esa demanda del visitante a nuestra tierra.
6. Artesania textil de Grazalema
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By 914karena - Whitby, Canada
We made a special trip to Grazelema to see the woollen textile factory and goods. We found it and were helped by the receptionist/sales clerk. She was very helpful and very pleasant even though there was a language barrier. Let's face it, women will find a way to communicate especially when it comes to shopping choices. I made a great choice and look forward to wearing my short Cape in the fall/winter in cooler temps. I love that this woollen garment is made here in Grazelema from the growing of the woolly sheep to the manufacturing of the garment. A perfect authentic souvenir from Spain. Note: check for siesta times of closure during the week and weekend closure so you will not be disappointed. If I remember correctly they are closed from 1:30 weekdays (siesta) and reopen later in the day and are closed from 1:30 PM on Fridays through to Monday morning when it reopens. Please check their website to make sure.
7. Queso Payoyo, S.L.
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By CiceroMT - Rome, Italy
So to clarify we didn’t actually visit the factory (although we passed it on our way back from Ubrique). We sampled these wonderful Cabra cheeses (live goat cheese) while dining at El Muelle in Estacion Benaojan (see my TA review). It has an exquisite sharp taste with a firm texture (similar to a well aged cheddar)- perfect with a good Fino or Manzanilla. Anyway, we were complimenting Christa who runs El Muelle and she introduced us to the cheese chef who made it who just happened to be dining there at the time. Lots of Holas! and chit chat followed. We were very keen to get some back in the UK to share with family and friends. It transpires they do not ship to UK but they dropped off a Kilo for us to bring back. How’s that for service. If you visit the factory you can buy there. If you are into “artisan” foods then this is a strong recommendation.
8. Spa Wellness Grazalema
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4.0 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By 592jeanned - Worcester, United States
My family spent 4 days in Grazalema last year. While daughter and son-in-law climbed mountains; my sister and I wandered around the town shop and drank coffee in the many cafes. I had had spinal stenosis surgery which left my muscles tense and sore, and me with a residual limp and a twisted gait. I woke up every morning having to force my limbs to move. To kill time, I decided to try Tui Na massage (traditional Chinese massage) at the Wellness Spa a few blocks from our house. I didn't expect much for results since I'm a born skeptic...pessimist. The practitioner, Hernando, speaks only Spanish and I, Brazilian Portuguese, but we could understand each other. I modestly decided to have the back side of me massaged. Hesitantly, I took off all but panties. Oil is used in the massage, so probably keeping on clothing wouldn't be a great idea. Hernando asked how much force I wanted him to use, and because of my spinal surgery, I said nao muito (no mucho). He worked for a solid hour, telling me correctly where my muscular and articulation problems were. I paid a reasonable fee and, feeling not much different, went home to drink a lot of water, as he suggested. I thought...Whatever...it was a good experience, anyway. WELL, I woke up the next morning and got out of bed without a struggle. I WAS SHOCKED! I was so amazed by how good I felt that I made an immediate appointment for that same day to go back and have the front side of me worked on...modestly draped in a (somewhat small) towel. Even more amazing is the fact that the effects of that massage have lasted for months, more than 10 months. I'm only now trying to find a Tu Na practitioner in Massachusetts to relieve stiffness and pain that has crept back, but never as bad as originally.
9. Museo del Queso El Bosque
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