Nestled in the heart of the Upper Axarquia, it is a municipality in Malaga that treasures a rich and diverse cultural legacy. Its history, marked by its location as a crossroads and its Moorish past, is reflected in its architectural heritage, where the Venta de Alfarnate stands out, a former muleteers' stop and the scene of legends of bandits. The church of Nuestra Señora de Monsalud and the ruins of the Castle of Alfarnatejo are other examples of the town's rich heritage. The traditional Moors and Christians Festival, held in September, is a vibrant manifestation of local culture, recalling the region's medieval past. Alfarnate's gastronomy, rooted in the products of the land, offers authentic flavours such as olive oil, cherries and traditional spoon dishes. The natural environment of Alfarnate, surrounded by mountains and olive groves, invites you to practice outdoor activities and to discover beautiful landscapes. In short, Alfarnate offers an authentic cultural experience, where history, tradition, gastronomy and nature intertwine to create a unique and welcoming destination.
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