Located in the region of Axarquia in Malaga, it is a municipality that stands out for its historical and cultural heritage, a reflection of its Arab origin, evident in the network of its narrow streets and whitewashed houses. Among its most emblematic monuments is the Church of Santa Catalina, built in the 16th century on the site of an old mosque, which combines Mudejar and Renaissance elements. Another point of interest is the unique Round Cemetery, unique in Spain for its circular design, which adds a distinctive architectural value to the village. The Moorish Museum of Sayalonga offers a detailed insight into the architecture, culture and gastronomy of the Moors in La Axarquía, enriching the local cultural offer. Every year, on the first Sunday in May, the Día del Níspero (Loquat Day) is held, a festival that pays tribute to this characteristic fruit of the area, with tastings and cultural activities that attract visitors from all over the region. These traditions and monuments consolidate Sayalonga as a cultural reference point in the province of Malaga.
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