Cortijo Pulgarín Bajo, located in the Axarquía Malagueña, is a rural complex of 600,000 m² that includes three houses: the Cortijo, the Aprisco and the Mirador. It stands out for its old oil mill, which still conserves its original machinery, and produces high quality "verdial" oil. It also has a 16×8 m swimming pool, orchard with fruit trees, gardens, barbecues and a basketball court.
Alfarnatejo, Malaga
As for the archaeological sites to be found in Alfarnatejo, on the outskirts of the village, close to the Tajo de Gómer, we can see the ruins of the old Arab castle, and in the gorge of the river Sábar, important Neolithic remains have been found, dating back some 5,000 years.
In addition, in the Tajos de Vilo, the Pela Horá cave, the Chamizo caves and the Morronquera cave or the Cortijo de la Cueva shelter there are pictorial remains from the Palaeolithic to the Chalcolithic periods.
Alfarnatejo, Malaga
The church, which dates back to the 18th century but was rebuilt in 1977, is situated in the highest part of the village and is known as the church of Santo Cristo de la Cabrilla. This church stands out among the houses and buildings in the centre of Alfarnatejo.
It was built with a simple plan structure that follows the traditional rectangular model with two naves, separated by semicircular arches.
On the outside, the quadrangular, massive tower stands out, built in Mudejar-style fired brick.
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