Baza: The Iberians’ Sacred Home
Located inside the province in Granada, somewhere in Andalusia, Spain stands the rural town of Baza. Built during the 4th century by the Iberians, this place is mostly untouched by tourists and a perfect place for strolling around and observing the countryside. To get here, book a flight to Almería International Airport.
Best Time to Visit
Baza is a town located in Granada, Andalusia. Baza experiences a long and hot summer season because of the humid weather. During the winter, it is very cold but quite tolerable for most people. With that in mind, the best time to visit Baza is from late June to late August.
What to Do & Area Attractions
When visiting here, stop by the slopes of Sierra de Baza Nature Reserve, where you'll see old Moorish architecture. Go sightseeing in the golden spouts fountain and the Baza Fortress. You can also see the Iglesia Mayor de Baza, built during the 16th century during the Renaissance Era and made from the remains of a mosque. Another church built from the remains of a mosque is Iglesia de Santiago, made in the 17th century and one of the remaining Mudejar churches in the Granada province.
One of the most recommended hotels here is the Cueva El Guindas, which offers an outdoor pool and cave-like architecture in its rooms. Another option located inside the Plaza Mayor of a village in Baza is the Apartamentos Alhanda, which offers affordable rates to its guests.