The Benamejí Way of the Cross

Façade of the former Convent of Our Lady of Los Remedios (of the Order of Discalced Carmelites)

A 17th-century Baroque façade, steeped in history and art. It will soon be restored and will house the Benamejí Museum, showcasing its cultural splendour.

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...

Oratory of Our Lord of Mercy (18th to 20th centuries)

A white façade with mouldings, a Baroque altarpiece, silver votive offerings and wreaths of talc flowers. It stands out in May with its floral crosses and vi...

Grey Rock

A rocky cave near the River Genil, accessible via a footpath, offers a journey into the past through its history and natural surroundings.

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.

Parish of the Immaculate Conception

A fine example of the Cordoban Baroque style, featuring its original dome, catacombs open to visitors, an 18th-century organ and chapels adorned with artisti...

Chapel of Saint Sebastian

An 18th-century chapel featuring devotional images and art from Granada. Notable features include its neoclassical façade, brick bell gable and the Bernuy fa...

La Grieta Viewpoint

A natural balcony and iconic geological feature offering sweeping views of the banks of the Genil and part of the town.