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PeterReigate

Like many of the Pueblos Blancos the town is best viewed from the approaches. The town originated from cave houses and has grown over the centuries into a bustling little town. Warning. Do not attempt to drive into the center of their old town. You will find streets that have clearances of inches for a compact car but a 4 x 4 would get stuck. Just try reversing up those steep streets!! Park on the outskirts and waslk in.

SomewhereTraveller

This is a rather interesting place - the houses are built under or inside the rocks. Plus - a typical Andalusian small white town. Probably you first have to visit Granada, Cordoba , Seville, Herez, Ronda, Angros dos Reis etc. but this one is worth visiting two :)

estvanguardia

We were staying in Marbella, and Setenil de las bodegas is about 2.5hrs drive. Worth a visit when you're in the Andalucian side of Spain.Overall watching creative and resourceful architecture while enjoying a glass of wine, and some tapas is always a good idea.

womble60763

Weird, make sure you have a camera. We loved it definitely a m see in the area, if in some places a little bit spooky but a fantastic day out

love2travelGalicia

Well worth a visit but don't let the satellite navigation take you to the town centre as the streets are so narrow to negotiate it becomes a nightmare, but park away and walk in and it is a gem so fascinating to see the houses built into the Rock face and the plaza mayor is a great place to eat.

abbard

This is a charming village in the Hills of Andalucia- it is built above, under, and in some cases in a large rock mountain. Lots of cafes. We were there on a Sunday afternoon, so crowded with locals and probably some tourists (though it was November and not tourist season), but still found a table in a small restaurant & had a good and inexpensive meal. Great photo ops! Avoid the very narrow streets unless you have a very narrow car!

amc158

A small village where most houses are built into the mountain and benefit very little from natural light as they only have one outer face.Engaged conversation with one very friendly inhabitant who explained that the houses are perfectly insulated and maintain almost constant temperatures throughout the year.

Welletjes

We made a small trip to Sentinel from Ronda. We made the mistake of driving through the town, the roads are so narrow and steep. Driving through for us Dutch who have no mountains was a challenge.It is better to park the car at the outside of town and walk.The houses are build almost inside the rocks so roof and walls are from the mountain. Do not forget to go inside a bar to see the full extend.

Farialengli

Fascinating little town built right into the cliffs. The whitewashed buildings just emerge from the rocks and many have rock ceilings blackened with soot from ages past. Great views of the surrounding countryside from the ruined Moorish castle high above the town. We enjoyed walking the multi-tiered warren of steep, narrow streets where there was something interesting around pretty much every corner.

AmirArnon

We've visited the town after already visiting Arcos de la frontera, Grazalema and Zahara de la Sierra and still we were surprised by the different architecture and authenticity of the village. We drove up the main road to the top of the mountain and went by foot around the village until returning to the car. Also, the little restaurants at the bottom of the village are lovely, cheap and tasty. The views from the top of the village are amazing and altogether a visit to this village is highly recommended,

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