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Cuevas Bajas is a municipality located in the province of Málaga, Andalusia. Nestled in a picturesque valley along the Genil River, it retains the charm of a traditional Andalusian village.
Cuevas Bajas is situated in a beautiful valley where the Genil River flows, at the northern edge of the Antequera region. The village features narrow streets and traditional houses with barred windows and balconies. The municipality covers an area of approximately 15 km² and is characterized by its rectangular shape, with the urban core located in the northwest.
The area around Cuevas Bajas has historical roots dating back to the Paleolithic era, evidenced by tools found nearby. During Roman times, a significant road passed close to the village, and remnants of Roman villas have been discovered in the vicinity. After the Arab conquest, the village began to repopulate gradually following land distributions.
Discover Cuevas Bajas, a charming Andalusian village in Málaga, known for its rich history and unique gastronomy.
Cuevas Bajas hosts several vibrant festivals throughout the year, including the celebration of San Juan Bautista in June, featuring parades and outdoor festivities. The summer fair in August lasts four days, while the Semana Santa includes processions with religious images. Other notable events include the Candelaria on February 2 and the 'zanahoria morá' festival in December.
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