Meandering through these narrow, winding streets reveals a tapestry of centuries-old heritage woven into every corner. High stone walls evoke the town’s medieval past, while arched portals and Moorish vestiges hint at its multicultural history. Many lanes lead to the imposing Castillo de Niebla, whose massive fortifications once guarded the region. Stroll slowly to appreciate the rustic facades, where sun-worn hues blend with wrought-iron balconies and charming flower pots. Along the way, you’ll find quaint tapas bars offering local specialties like cured hams and cheeses. Don’t miss the panoramic views of the Tinto River from openings in the fortified ramparts, especially near sunset, when warm light sets the ancient bricks aglow. Comfortable footwear is recommended for traversing the uneven cobblestones.
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