This morning we decided to visit this town that we'd never been to before. The walk along the river with its rock-cut houses was worth it. Time wasn't on our side as we were spending time there, and we would've liked to have had something to eat, but it started to rain. We saw the procession of the Legion and the truth is that there's some merit to taking a throne out into the streets.
Located northeast of the province of Cadiz, inside and close to the mountains and village of Grazalema. A small village characterized not only by its good food, landscapes, etc.., but by the peculiarity of its houses that are built under huge rocks, which are fully-habitable rooms. Whole streets are located beneath these stones which are like natural domes. There's a winery, not only in the main street, where you can sample, everything from tapas to mains or menus at a good price. Anyway, I found myself in one of the most picturesque villages in Spain. Worth going to see.
