As its name suggests, this town is the highest in the municipality of Los Guájares and is located at 450 metres above sea level. It is also the smallest and the farthest from the coast. ‘Guájar’ derives from the Arabic word ‘Wa-run’ (meaning that it is inaccessible).
This church was built in Mudejar style and dates back to the first third of the 16th century. It consists of a rectangular nave with arches, one of which opens out to the presbytery. This arch was reconstructed after the [...]
They give honours to the Virgin with a mass and a parade, this last one accompany always with music. At the afternoon there are games and cucañas for the kids. At night the entire village goes to the night party [...]
