With a history that dates back to the Paleolithic era, Antequera held a key position due to its bustling commerce, which was facilitated by its central location among various provinces. The city, which boasts the highest number of churches per resident in Spain, showcases a unique blend of architecture that includes palaces, whitewashed residences, convents, and monasteries. On top of offering panoramic views of the city from Santa María collegiate church, visitors can see the Roman archeological site, the Alcazaba’s Arab fortress, and the captivating natural surroundings of Peñón de los Enamorados mountain, known for its intriguing legend. A visit to the city’s Dolmen archaeological complex, a declared Cultural Asset, will take you back in time. Just a few kilometers away lie the Torcal, a karstic natural area that has been declared a Unesco World Heritage Site.