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The old washing house in Pinos del Valle have been restored as a sample of the uses and customs of people that have already disappeared due to technological advance. In Pinos del Valle there are two washing houses: one located in the upper quarter "El Juncal", and the other one, in the lower quarter which is still used mainly by the older neighbours.
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Parish Church of the Incarnation. This temple has a single nave, is rectangular shaped and has a flat top. Its Mudejar armor is beautiful.
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At the top of the Chinchirilla mountain, the Hermitage of Santo Cristo del Zapato was built in the mid-19th century and enlarged in 1920.
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The church of Melegís was built in the 16th century by the bricklayer Bartolomé Villegas.
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Bridge that is used today and connects the city of Granada with the Costa Tropical and the Alpujarras.
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It was in operation until the middle of the 19th century when the stone bridge of the old Nacional 323 was built.
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Wash Houses in Las Albuñuelas, one of the most famouse is the Wash House of Uncle Bayo, are part of the heritage.
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Built at the end of the 18th century outside the village, on the Camino Real from Granada to the Alpujarra.
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Reproduction of an authentic Hut from the Mountain range, place of refuge for people and animals that were going to make works in the mountain during several days.
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It is located on Castillejo hill, about 600 metres east of the town of Mondújar, between the Fuentezuela and the Castillo ravines.
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The bridge dates from the beginning of the 20th century and it was built by a disciple of Eiffel. It is built with laminated iron profiles.
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It was built between 1610 and 1614. It has a single nave and a Mudejar-style façade in brick and stone.
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This castle sits on an isolated rocky promontory below the present town of Lanjaron.
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This old oil mill was acquired and rebuilt in the 19th century by General Riquelme. Upon his death it became part of the Riquelme Foundation. Recently it has been acquired by the Lecrín Town Hall and is currently used to promote the decorative arts.
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Current seat of the Town Hall. Former summer palace from the Zayas, built in the 16th century and restored in the 90s.
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Mudejar temple dedicated to San Juan Bautista, built in the sixteenth century with stone masonry and solid brick beams.
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Parish Church from the sixteenth century. It has suffered many transformations throughout its history. It was built in an old cemetery.
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Property of the Counts of Villamenas. Its construction dates back to the 17th century. Currently split into two houses.
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The parish of Acequias has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest, dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary. It is a typical Granada church with a rectangular floor plan.
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Before the construction of the drinking water and sanitation network in 1974, the women of the municipality used this laundry room to soap and rinse their clothes. Its structure was built based on the popular architecture of Granada, and some say that the current construction, although it is made of stone, is not the original one. It has flat slabs on a washing trough and raised up to the waist. The roof, in part, is supported by painted poplar wood to try to preserve it from the moth. The Laundry room, which is now practically unused, is set in a beautiful and rustic corner, decorated with the tradition of the dishes on the wall, which dates back to the time of the Bastetans more than 2500 years ago.
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It is the only castle from the "Caliphal period" in the Lecrín Valley. Called "castle of Lojuela", it mentions a population that has already disappeared that is supposed to be located in the surroundings of the current: "Era de Lojuela", in Murchas. Some remains of houses and the Arab cemetery have been found.
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This castle was a fortress from the Muslim period. Its function must have been to watch over the plain of Durcal.
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Oil mill that has been working since the 15th century. Its state of conservation is really good.
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The ideal environment to discover nature with the family. Visit the Padul wetland and discover a protected natural space and a place of passage for thousands of birds.
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This is one of the most special hermitages in the Lecrín Valley. It is dedicated to San Sebastián and is located in Padul.
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It was built in the middle of the 19th century, when Isabella II reigned, and when the Granada-Motril road was built, adapted to carriages.
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This is an old mill located in the Barrio Bajo. It has been restored and is used as a multi-purpose space in a beautiful space.
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Inside La Choza (Hut) de la Sierra Dúrcal you can find the Esparto Museum, an interesting sample of uses and customs of the past
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The fountain of San Joaquin or the washing place of Santa Ana is also known in Padul as the "Fountain of the five spouts". A very well preserved and emblematic place worth visiting in Padul.
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Popularly known as the Casa Grande, this monument is one of the most interesting places in Padul, and it has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest.
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The Santa María La Mayor Church is located in the centre of the town and it is one of the largest churches in Granada and the province.
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Francisco Palma Jiménez has spent for nearly 40 years to build and decorate his original house.
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The original structure that can be seen is made up of a two-storey building with an interior courtyard for access and an added falsehood.
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