Rafaela Park
A park with a children’s play area, gardens, fountains, a grove of trees, public facilities and a sports court, ideal for all ages.
Rafaela Park is named after the city of Rafaela in Argentina, which is twinned with Carcabuey, as many people from Carcabuey emigrated to this area and founded the city alongside other immigrants. It is small but very popular with children, young people, local residents and older people. It features a children’s play area, a small promenade with gardens, fountains and trees, public facilities and a sports pitch.
MOUNT CALVARY
A natural viewpoint overlooking Carcabuey and the Sierras Subbéticas, notable for its Mediterranean woodland and an 18th-century chapel at the summit.
Rafaela Park
A park with a children’s play area, gardens, fountains, a grove of trees, public facilities and a sports court, ideal for all ages.
CERRO MORO VIEWPOINT
It offers unique views of a karst landscape featuring marine fossils from the ancient Tethys Sea, formed as a result of Alpine orogeny.
St Mark's Church
A historic chapel with a simple, unadorned façade, notable for its sloping approach and an 18th-century coat of arms, ideal for history buffs.