Guadix

Guadix is a city and municipality in the province of Granada, Andalucia, Spain. It is considered one of the oldest human settlements in Spain and has a rich history, with various monuments and architectural styles, including the medieval Arab Citadel, the Cathedral, and Mudejar-style buildings. The city is also known for its unique cave dwellings, which are a characteristic feature of the area. Visitors can explore the city's old town, which includes the Arab Citadel, the Cathedral, and various other historic buildings. The city also offers a range of cultural activities, including festivals, such as the Cascamorras Festival, and traditional cuisine, including dishes like gachas, migas, and tocinillos de cielo. The surrounding area offers stunning landscapes and viewpoints, making it a great destination for families to explore