Acueducto Romano de Sexi Some parts of the 7 km long aqueduct can be seen from different parts of the city. It was built to transport water from the Río Verde and Río Seco to Almuñécar.
Jazz en la Costa
For more than 30 years this music style has become indispensable in the summer nights in the park "Majuelo".
Arco del Triunfo „Paseo Blas Infante“, also known as the city gate. The arch was built in honour of the politician Blas Infante known as the father of Andalusian nationalism.Its three arches recall the three cultures, that ruled Almuñécar (Roman, Islamic and Christian).
The Castillo de San Miguel is the highest point in Almuñecar. The castle was built in the 1st century B.C. by the Romans and later expanded by the Arabs into an imposing fortress.
Penon del Santo the efforts of the short but steep ascent are worthwhile, from the top of the rock one has a wonderful view to the two beach sections of Almunecar, to the castle San Miguel and to the (old) city.
Iglesia Parroquial de la Encarnación
It is the first baroque temple in the province of Granada. Based on the traces of Juan de Herrera was built around 1600 by Ambrosio de Vico. On the building rises the tower, slender and elegant. It houses the patron saint of Almuñécar, the Virgin of Antigua.
Palacio de Najarra was built in the 19th century by José Rubio Osorio . The outer wall doesn't say what's inside. It has a beautiful garden with a fountain in Arabic style and a small Andalusian house. The tourist information is located on the ground floor. The architectural style reminds me a little of the Alhambra in Granada.
