Guía turística de El Saucejo

All the information about gastronomy, monuments, festivals and routes of El Saucejo

This tourist guide of El Saucejo will be very useful to move through its streets, locate each bar, restaurant, accommodation, each corner, each balcony to enjoy its views or each place of tourist or cultural interest. You can also find out where their main festivals are celebrated, or discover incredible trails between holm oaks and olive trees and enjoying the views and fresh air of the beautiful Sierra Sur Seville. Located at 527 meters high, El Saucejo has unique places where you can enjoy views of incalculable value, and the natural wealth that surrounds it with the uniqueness of the views of the Peñón de Algámitas or La Gomera.

El Saucejo was named after the willows that formerly grew in its streams and riverside areas. El Saucejo, a town formerly located in the area of ​​confluence of the kingdoms of Granada and Seville, between Moors and Christians. Proof of this is the legacy of this town where there are everything from architectural pieces of Muslim origin to the current Christian parishes and hermitages. A town that is characterized by the great kindness and hospitality of its inhabitants.

El Saucejo acts as the main nucleus, since it is home to two villages: the village of Navarredonda, with its hermitage of San José and its particular pillar or fountain of the four pipes, and the village of Mezquitilla, with its hermitage of the Inmaculada and its old Fuente del Moro.

El Saucejo has a strategic geographical position 114 km from Seville, 112 km from Córdoba, 95 km from Málaga, 150 km from Granada and 163 km from Cádiz. You can visit more than half of the provincial capitals of Andalusia in less than two hours of trip duration. Without forgetting the proximity to Ronda or Chorro and its Caminito del Rey.

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