Duchess of Benamejí Museum
A centre dedicated to 19th-century romantic banditry, it is notable for its focus on the performing arts and the work of the Machado brothers.
The La Duquesa de Benamejí themed centre forms part of the network ofthemed centresknown as Tierras de José María el Tempranillo. Here, visitors can take a historical journey through 19th-century romantic banditry and discover the influence of this phenomenon on the performing arts through music, painting, theatre, cinema and literature, with a special focus on the play La Duquesa de Benamejí by the Machado brothers, a masterpiece of the literary subgenre of banditry.
Paseo Reina Sofía (commonly known as ‘La grieta’)
The viewpoint offers views of Gómez Arias Castle, the Renaissance Bridge of Hernán Ruiz II, and the natural landscapes of the River Genil, Aceña and the haml...
LOS CAÑOS NATURE RESERVE
A historic fountain with three spouts, surrounded by pine trees and a recreational area, ideal for relaxing and enjoying nature near Benamejí.
Duchess of Benamejí Museum
A centre dedicated to 19th-century romantic banditry, it is notable for its focus on the performing arts and the work of the Machado brothers.
La Grieta Viewpoint
A natural balcony and iconic geological feature offering sweeping views of the banks of the Genil and part of the town.