Fiñana

Fiñana is an Almerian locality that presents itself to the Mozarabic pilgrim as a enclave with a deep historical flavor. Situated on the north slope of Sierra Nevada, its profile is defined by the remains of an ancient Arab fortress and the robust church of the Annunciation, in Mudéjar style. The town, with narrow streets and whitewashed houses, invites a peaceful stroll. Its location, as a natural crossing between Eastern Andalusia and the Levant, has conferred upon it great importance throughout the centuries. For the walker, Fiñana offers a rest in rural surroundings, with basic services and the opportunity to connect with the Al-Andalusian legacy before continuing on the route towards Guadix.