Our travel guide to Puerto Serrano
Puerto Serrano is the starting point of the Vía Verde of the Sierra de Cádiz. This is a town to practise active tourism or just rest. Thanks to this Travel Guide to Puerto Serrano you can find all the activities and the best travel tips for your trip.
Puerto Serrano welcomes you with a set of typical mountain houses surrounded by orange trees. This town has numerous archaeological sites that confirm the human presence since the Paleolithic, as well as its continuity during the Roman and Hispanic-Muslim colonisation.
Among the most prominent sites are Fuente de Ramos y el Almendral, or the ancient Roman settlement of Cerro Castelar y los Marciagos. In the surroundings you can also visit the interesting village of Pozo Amargo, with the ruins of its Castle.
The Baroque Parish Church of Santa María Magdalena (with a beautiful altarpiece), the Hermitage of the Magdalena and the Molino de Siré, a former Carmelite convent of the XVIII-XIX centuries, are erected in its city centre.
The Vía Verde de la Sierra is part of the town, an ideal setting for hiking, cycling and horseback riding, or just resting. This route runs along the green paths that run along the old Jerez-Almargen railway track, with 35 kilometres that link the towns of Puerto Serrano and Olvera.
Main Activities: Nature, Active Tourism, Culture.
Source of content: Texts and Photos: TUDESTINO.TRAVEL
Our travel guide to Puerto Serrano
Puerto Serrano is the starting point of the Vía Verde of the Sierra de Cádiz. This is a town to practise active tourism or just rest. Thanks to this Travel Guide to Puerto Serrano you can find all the activities and the best travel tips for your trip.
Puerto Serrano welcomes you with a set of typical mountain houses surrounded by orange trees. This town has numerous archaeological sites that confirm the human presence since the Paleolithic, as well as its continuity during the Roman and Hispanic-Muslim colonisation.
Among the most prominent sites are Fuente de Ramos y el Almendral, or the ancient Roman settlement of Cerro Castelar y los Marciagos. In the surroundings you can also visit the interesting village of Pozo Amargo, with the ruins of its Castle.
The Baroque Parish Church of Santa María Magdalena (with a beautiful altarpiece), the Hermitage of the Magdalena and the Molino de Siré, a former Carmelite convent of the XVIII-XIX centuries, are erected in its city centre.
The Vía Verde de la Sierra is part of the town, an ideal setting for hiking, cycling and horseback riding, or just resting. This route runs along the green paths that run along the old Jerez-Almargen railway track, with 35 kilometres that link the towns of Puerto Serrano and Olvera.
Main Activities: Nature, Active Tourism, Culture.
Source of content: Texts and Photos: TUDESTINO.TRAVEL
