Spanish Cities and Towns

Once you have selected your preferred region of Spain read up on some of the towns and cities to narrow your choice for a property purchase. The most popular of these are described in the following pages.

Alicante, Almeria, Altea, Andalusia, Aspe, Barcelona, Baza, Benalmadena, Benidorm, Benitachell, Blanes, Calpe, Cartegena, Castilla la Macha, Catalonia, Crevillent, Denia, Elche, Estepona, Fuengirola, Granada, Guadix, La Romana, La Vega Baja, Lorca, Malaga, Mar Menor, Marbella, Mazarron, Mijas, Murcia, Nerja, Orihuela, Puerto Banus, Quesada, Salinas, Salou, Sitges, Sotogrande, Spanish regions, Tabarca, Taberno, Tarragona, Torremolinos, Torrevieja, Tossa del Mar, Valencia, Valencian Community, Zurgena

Baza

In the northeast of the province of Granada, within Andalucia is Baza, an arab-style town surrounded by open countryside and natural parks.

Here you will find picturesque streets with a Moorish feel. A good example of the architecture is the Ghetto Baths, considered to be the oldest surviving baths from the muslim period.

Close by you will find the village of Castril, a rustic village with narrow, white streets that lead to the National Park of Castril. The park is home to many rare creatures.

The village of Cúllar is a place of rich tradition, located in a lowland, rich in fruit growing. The fiestas here are of the best in the area, especially that of the Moors and Christians.