This guided tour of Cazorla offers a look back in history. We'll visit the Bóveda del río Cerezuelo and the ruins of the Church of Santa María de Gracia, as well as enjoy an olive oil tasting.
Tour Details
At the indicated time, we'll meet at Calle Gómez Calderón to start this olive oil tasting of approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes. During the experience, you'll learn to distinguish the categories of virgin olive oil, tasting the local royal and picaul varieties and participating in sensorial games that will your sense of smell and taste to the taste.
After the tasting, we'll head to the beautiful viewpoint of Pintor Zabaleta to begin our guided tour of Cazorla. The first thing we'll do is tell you about the historical origins of Cazorla and talk about the importance of the natural park that surrounds the tow
To admire some of the town's beauty, we'll take a walk along the Cerezuelo Riverwalk. Here, we can see different species of birds, an old flour mill, and admire examples of the local flora, such as oak trees, yew trees or fig trees.
This brings us to the bóveda del río Cerezuelo, an essential visit to Cazorla. This construction, which dates back to the 16th century, allowed the course of the river to be channelled, favouring the expansion of the town. We'll reveal the legend associated with this place and also visit the ruins of the Renaissance-style Church of Santa María de Gracia.
After 3 hours of activity, we'll say goodbye at the Plaza de Santa María, located in the historic centre of Cazorla.
