Setenil de las Bodegas is one of the most picturesque cities in Spain and has a unique landscape due to the fact that it is buried under a rock.
Setenil de las bodegas, city of Spain Photo: X
Despite the fact that it has a small population, about 3,000 people, the city was inhabited from prehistory, which, as the structure of the city, only increases the uniqueness of the city of Las Bodega, writes Express.
The origin of the name “settenil” comes from the Latin expression September Nihil (“seven times nothing”), referring to the seven sieges failed on the Muslim fortress during the Reconquista; Only at the seventh attack fell into the hands of Christians in 1484. “De Las Bodegas” reflects the old role of the village in the storage of wine and local products such as olives and almonds.
The city is made up of amazing architecture, together with the beautiful white houses that are built in the space between the rocks. Setenil de las Bodegas also has a Gothic-Renascent-style church, Nuestra Senora from Encarnacion, as well as Setenil Castle, an ancient fortress of native origin.
The canyon landscape of the city makes it perfect for those who love nature and like hiking. The Los Pueblos Blancos route is one that crosses different areas of the city, so that those who travel can enjoy the natural surroundings.
Of course, another important thing on vacation is food, which does well to know that Setenil de las Bodegas is known for its amazing gastronomy, and its incredible restaurants contribute to that unique experience in life.
