EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT OLVERA

The fascinating town of Olvera, Cadiz, is located northeast of the province. Olvera is part of the Sierra de Cadiz region. The town's local economy consists of agriculture, industry, and trading sectors. Olvera is surrounded by a mountain full of olive trees, and fields of wheat, chickpea, and oatmeal. It is famous for cultivating olive and producing best-selling olive oils. The town has a rich historical and cultural heritage consisting of Arabic Castle, Casa de la Cilla, Muslim Wall, Parish of Our Lady of the Incarnation, and Ayamonte Castle. Olvera is home to the nature reserve of Peñón de Zaframagón, where a flourishing ecosystem lives. Olvera has a majestic 12th-century Muslim fortress on top of the town with hundreds of white Andalucian-style homes in quaint neighborhoods.