Built on the side of a mountain rising up from the Alboran Sea below, this quaint Spanish town is known for the whitewashed facades of its buildings and its steep, stone streets. The Old Quarter contains many fascinating buildings and a long, rich history. The Festival of the Three Cultures, held annually in late August, celebrates the historic co-existence of the town's Christian, Muslim, and Jewish traditions. For nature lovers, plenty of hiking and swimming opportunities exist just outside of town.
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