Antequera boasts a rich historical significance starting from the earliest settlements during the Palaeolithic era, and later transforming into a strategic commercial hub due to its central location amongst various provinces. Home to the highest density of churches in Spain, the city presents a unique blend of palatial buildings, white homes, convents, and monasteries. The collegiate church of Santa María offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city, the Roman archaeological site, the Arabic fortress Alcazaba, and the surrounding natural landscape including the Peñón de los Enamorados mountain that carries an intriguing legend. A deep dive into history awaits at the Dolmens of Antequera archaeological complex, deemed a Cultural Asset. Just a short distance away lies the Torcal, a distinctive karstic natural site honored as a UNESCO World Heritage site.