Nature in Iznájar
An Andalusian reservoir with over 100 km of shoreline, ideal for water sports and rural tourism, supplies water to 200,000 people.
The Genil, the main tributary of the Guadalquivir River, forms the largest reservoir in Andalusia at Iznájar. It covers areas in the provinces of Córdoba, Málaga and Granada; its capacity exceeds 950 million cubic metres; it has over 100 kilometres of shoreline and is 32 kilometres long, running parallel across the central part of the municipal area.
Opened on 3 June 1969, it belongs to the Guadalquivir River Basin Authority. It serves as a defence against flooding from the Genil for Puente Genil, Éija and other riverside towns, and supplies water for domestic use to a population of around 200,000 people.
Tajos and Barrio del Coso
Winding streets, lush gardens and breathtaking views of the gorges surround this picturesque spot, which forms part of the Iznájar Courtyards and Hidden Gems...
Constitution Promenade
Located in Iznájar, it offers views of the mountains, the reservoir and local landmarks. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy summer evenings at its beach bar with...
Tourist swing on the Paseo de las Canteras
A viewpoint with a heart-shaped swing offers idyllic views of the white village, the castle and the Iznájar reservoir – the perfect spot for photos and takin...
Archaeological remains at Cerro del Hachuelo
A site featuring a cultural sequence spanning from the Palaeolithic to the Middle Ages, with notable Roman remains and a necropolis, making it ideal for hist...
Iznájar Tourist Swing
A viewpoint with a heart-shaped swing offers idyllic views of the white village of Iznájar and its reservoir, making it the perfect spot for photos and for e...
Shrine of Our Lady of Mercy
A 17th-century chapel with a vaulted nave and a single niche. It is notable for its Flemish-Burgundian art and its Renaissance altarpiece. Free admission.
House of the Columns
An 18th-century historic house featuring coats of arms and a central grille on the façade, ideal for admiring the architecture and learning about local history.
San Rafael Tower
A tower featuring a statue of Saint Raphael and a cave house, which serves as the headquarters of a historic Holy Week brotherhood.
Nature in Iznájar
An Andalusian reservoir with over 100 km of shoreline, ideal for water sports and rural tourism, supplies water to 200,000 people.
Cierzos and Cabreras
A location offering panoramic views, winding paths and Iberian archaeological remains. Highlights include historic fountains and stunning natural surroundings.