City centre

As you stroll through the narrow, steep streets of Iznate, in the Plaza de la Virgen de los Dolores you will find the Blasonada Fountain. It takes its name from the coat of arms that adorns it, belonging to the Marquisate of Campos. Two other emblematic fountains are those of Moguera and that of the On top of that, also known as The Fountain of the Three Wishes. Both were built during the period of Muslim rule.

Situated in the highest part of the village, in the Loma Barcos, This magnificent tourist resort overlooks the town of Iznate, offering stunning views. It looks north towards the Sierra Tejeda-Almijara mountain range, south towards the Mediterranean, and takes in virtually the entire eastern Costa del Sol, stretching from Nerja, through Torrox and Torre del Mar, all the way to Málaga city.

From this location, sOn clear days, you can even see the coast of Africa. And if we look north, we can clearly see inland towns such as Comares, Canillas de Aceituno and Alcaucín.

This is another fountain of Arab origin in Iznate whose name is not known for sure whether it is Moguera or Noguera, attributed to a large walnut tree that grew next to the fountain. The people of Iznate still draw their water from this crystal clear spring on hot summer days, and it is even customary on summer afternoons to go for a stroll to where it is located and on the way take advantage of the opportunity to fill the occasional botijo (water jug).

It is a late 16th century building with subsequent restorations in 2002, 2006 and 2015. It is built on a single nave, 25 metres long, 7 metres wide and 11 metres high.

Inside, there are three chapels on the Gospel side with works of some value, such as an oil painting of San Francisco de Paula attributed to the Rivera school of incalculable value and a 17th century polychrome wooden Immaculate Conception. And on the outside, on the Epistle side, there are six buttresses with access under a round arch, framed with two tondos representing St. Peter and St. John and crowned by the Jesuit emblem of J.H.S.

It is the most interesting and impressive building in the town of Iznate.

Situated in the highest part of the village, in the "Loma Barcos", this magnificent tourist facility dominates the municipality of Iznate with breathtaking views. With views to the North of the Sierra Tejeda Almijara, to the South of the Mediterranean, as well as practically the whole of the Eastern Costa del Sol, from Nerja, passing through Torrox, Torre del Mar and reaching as far as Malaga Capital.

From this location you can see, on clear days, the coast of Africa. And if you look to the north, you can clearly see the inland municipalities such as Comares, Canillas de Aceituno, Alcaucín, etc.