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Alora Costa del Sol Spain by Alora.to |
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Alora Information
Alora is situated in the center of one of the most beautiful areas that Andalucia has to offer. Alora is at the top of the Guadalhorce valley which is inland from Malaga. The main part of the town is on top of a hill, with the church and cemetery above the town.
Alora Festivals
Of all the festivals and celebrations in Alora, the most important is Easter. On Good Friday a ceremony takes place called "la Despedida", The Goodbye. There is also a flamenco singing festival. Find more out in our Alora festivals guide.
Alora Nature
The municipality of Alora covers a wide area of Nature in Andalucia. One of the geographical wonders of Andalucia is the Garganta del Chorro, which is an immense chasm.
Alora Places
Alora has many interesting places that is well worth a visit, buildings from the 17th century and roman ruins, and a very old moosrish castle. The town came under the domination of the Crown of Castille in 1484, when it was conquered by Ferdinand and Isabella.
Alora Hotels
Alora is full of beautiful, magnificent, rural hotels and B&B hotels, where you can stay and discover the real site from Spain and his people. We listed some acommodations in Alora.
Alora Property for Sale
If you're interested in property for sale in Alora or in property anywhere else on the Costa del Sol, don't forget to check our page on property for sale.
Alora History
Alora’s history goes back to prehistory in the Hoyo del Conde, (Count’s plain). The Romans left important marks on this land, from the milestone which showed the Roman road and on which the following inscription is written; Municipium Iluritanum (79 B.C.). Alora was a Roman town with Latin rights, with the name of Iluro.
Alora Maps, Photos and Weather
On our Maps section, you will find Alora and the surrounding areas. Also don't forget to check our collection of photographs of Alora and its countryside in our Alora photo gallery, as well as other resources for Alora area. See the Alora weather for daily forecasts and for the next week. |
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