friday

16:00h. final station
Alcalá is in a valley, on the North West side of the Province, where the White Villages Route comes to an end.

16:30h. urban route
Cross its monumental heritage.
The Santa María del Valle Church, in the Town Square, is baroque and was built between the 17th and 18th centuries.

17:30h. historical fountain
The Fuente Grande (Big Fountain), in calle Real, is built in ashlar stone. It recovers water when the drought is over. Roman remainings have been discovered in its surroundings.

18:00h. memory of the departure
The Plaza del Emigrante (Emigrant Square) has a sculpture to honour town leavers.

18:30h. other points of interest
The Cristo de la Misericordia Hermitage, the Vicente Aleixandre street, the Cañaveral street and Virgen de los Remedios gardens and the fountain in Plaza Periáñez.

saturday

10:00h. prehistoric route
Up to 65 archaelogical sites have been discovered in town. The Dolmen Field of Tomillos, from the Megalithic Era, is in excellent state. Its most appreciated monument is a Menhir (standing stone), unique in the Province.

12:00h. dolmens and hunting
The Dolmens in the Cacería Hill are older. The Cacería has an architechtonic complex of great value which was used by hunters.

14:00h. asaparagus on the table
The asparagus is grown in an ideal land and in the pure air of the mountains. It has many preparations.

16:00h. the water convent
The Caños Santos Convent, 6 kilometres from Alcalá and developed by the Franciscanos Terceros congregation, was built in the 16th century.

sunday

10:00h. through the cerezo stream
Cross the Cerezo Stream side from Fuente Sierra to Cerro Castillón and its dolmens.

14:00. other white villages
The location of Alcalá will allow you a visit to South Setenil, on the Eastern side of the Ronda Mountain Range, and Tower Alháquime.