Castril (formerly known as Castril de la Peña) is an Andalusian town that retains all the charm of this land. Located in the southwestern part of the region of Huesca, in the province of Granada, bordering the Parque Natural de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas. Likewise, the Sierra de Castril, declared a natural park, is known for its spectacular terrain and an abundance of streams, caves and galleries.
During the day Sunday, May 23, 2010, we had occasion to visit this town in the agenda II Rural City Event Blog Cazorla, organized by our friend Abraham López Moreno, creator of several rural blogs, most notably "Pan Cazorlense."
Castril The town lies at the foot of a steep rock, the rock the Sacred Heart, crowned as its name suggests an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus . The population draws a picture of the hive picturesque white houses climbing through the side of this rock.
It is already remarkable preservation of the harmony in the urban architecture of whitewashed houses and white Andalusian-style. Some of them especially noted for its original ornamentation.
Castril likewise offers us the opportunity to enjoy an unforgettable walk along the River Canyon Castril, which passes through the town sets up a spectacular gorge.
has enabled a wooden walkway on one side of the canyon, allowing us to safely explore this unique place.
The tour also offers us a bold step while fun, having to cross from one side of the river by a very narrow metal bridge consistency.
visiting this charming town and walk along the river gorge Castril is highly desirable, and are marked with an unforgettable memory.
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