Casares, Málaga province, Andalucia, Spain. It is said that Julius Caesar was treated here, when he had a frail liver function. The healing sulfuric springs still stream in Casares. The Moors built their castle in 12th century, which marks the establishment of Casares.
The terraces of white houses define the village. It can be approached from the south side where a walkaway is built. The Arabian and Christian influences are apparent in the architecture. Casares has definitely preserved the southern Spain’s authenticity.
Why to go there?
Visit ethno-historical museum, historic architecture sites, see beautiful panoramic views.
When to go there?
All year round: winters are mild, summers are warm and not too hot.
How to get there?
The scenic views open when driving the road N340/A7. Other old villages of Manilva and Gaucin are near Casares.
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