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The Plaza del Portichuelo in Antequera is a beautiful and historic square located in the heart of the city. It is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, and is known for its charming atmosphere and rich cultural history.
The square is surrounded by a number of important landmarks, including the Church of San Juan Bautista, which dates back to the 16th century. The church is known for its stunning Baroque-style architecture, and is a popular spot for weddings and other special events.
In the center of the square stands a monument dedicated to the Duke of Nájera, a prominent figure in Spanish history who played a key role in the reconquest of Andalusia from the Moors in the 15th century. The monument is a popular spot for tourists to take photographs, and is surrounded by benches where visitors can sit and relax.
The Plaza del Portichuelo is also home to a number of restaurants and cafes, making it a perfect place to stop for a bite to eat or a refreshing drink. The square is especially popular in the evenings, when it comes alive with music and street performers.
Overall, the Plaza del Portichuelo is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Antequera. Its beautiful architecture, rich history, and vibrant atmosphere make it a truly unique and memorable place.
Address: 29200 Antequera, Málaga, Spain
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The Plaza is Wheelchair friendly
What to know before you go. All the best places to visit in Antequera Click / tap on the buttons below for more information and directions only.
Plaza Del Portichuelois a small Plaza south of the town. The Plaza is a great place to start in Antequera. It's easy to get to and a fair amount of parking. Road side and car parks and it's close to the Alcazaba. For more information and directions to the Plaza click / tap the image or click / tap the button below for directions only.
The Alcazaba in Antequera is situated in the south of the town but within walking distance. It is close to the Royal Collegiate of Santa Maria and Arc of the giants. For more information and directions to the Alcazaba click/tap the image above or for directions only click / tap the button below.
The Royal Collegiate of Santa Maria is situated next to the Alcazaba and the Arc of Giants. For more information and directions to the Royal Collegiate of Santa Maria click/tap the image above or for directions only click / tap the button below.
The Arch of the giants is a gate through a 2 metre thick wall and is situated within a few metres of the Royal Collegiate of Santa Maria and the Alcazaba. For more information and directions to the Arch click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
El Torcal de Antequera is a nature reserve in the Sierra del Torcal mountain range just south of Antequera city. For more information and directions to El Torcal click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
Fuentes de Piedra is a mud flat 25 Kilometres north west of Antequera. It has the largest population of Greater Flamingo on the Iberian peninsula. For more information and directions to the Fuentes de Piedra click / tap the image above or click / tap the button below for directions only.
There is a good selection of tours in and from Antequera, The day trips and attractions below are offered by Viator.
A guided tour in a very small group (maximum 8 people) to ensure the comfort of our customers and their enjoyment. We will visit the Dolmens and El Torcal in times of low influx of people, to enjoy the most. Transportation is included during the entire visit. For more information, prices & tickets click / tap the image.
Considered the dividing line between Christian and Muslim territories during the Middle Ages, Antequera is a historical city with strategic and cultural importance. Meet your guide at the town’s main square to embark on a walking tour of the old town. See the Roman baths, an ancient fort, a Baroque-style church, and more. For more information, prices & tickets click / tap the image.
Get away from crowded cities and get in touch with nature to recharge batteries. A pleasant hiking route, in a unique environment, with spectacular views. An experienced and friendly guide who will show you the beauty of this place. The groups are very small with a maximum of 8 people. For more information, prices & tickets click / tap the image.
Most towns have an outdoor market on the Costa del Sol. click / tap below for more information on all the main markets.
All the main venue's on the Costa del Sol for music concerts including Starlite in Marbella.
There are over 3000 fairs & festivals on the Costa del Sol here is just a few