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village situated on the rich lowlands of the river Antas.
Despite its proximity to the coast, the influence of tourism
is minimal. Currently, it focuses its activity, apart from
agriculture, in the service sector and in the development
of a fast growing industrial estate. It was the home of
the Agarian culture, which flourished in the South Eastern
part of the Peninsula during the Bronze Age. The archaeological
site of the Lugar Chico has been declared Heritage of Culture
Interest.
Town Hall
Tel.: 950 619 015
Fax: 950 619 151
E-mail: al016reg@dipalme.org
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Areas
El Real de Antas, Jauro, Los Raimundos,
Aijáriz, La Huerta.
Telephone Guide
Medical Asistence: 950 453 010,
950 453 281
Police: 600 541 503
Taxis: 950 453 485
Fiestas
San Isidro (15 May)
San Roque (16 August)
Virgen de la Cabeza (6-9 September)
Day of the Old woman (Lent)
Easter
Jauro: San Isidro (15 May).
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Street Market
Monday.
Places of interst
Church of Santa María de
la Cabeza (16th century)
Aqueducto del Real (Beginning of the 20th century).
Gastronomy
Local dishes.Gachas with bordonero
thistle. Local vegetables and fruit.
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