Cijuela is a historic municipality located in the Vega de Granada region of the province of Granada, sitting at an altitude of 540 m with an approximate population of 3.600 hab.. Its main heritage and natural attractions include: Torre Nazarí de Bordonal (BIC, s. XIV), pago agrícola histórico de la Vega Baja e Iglesia del Señor de la Salud.
| Municipality Fact | Verified Data |
|---|---|
| Region (Comarca) | Vega de Granada (Granada) |
| Altitude & Population | 540 m · 3.600 hab. |
| Road Access | A-92 salida 227 (a 19 km de Granada) |
| Main Landmarks | Torre Nazarí de Bordonal (BIC, s. XIV), pago agrícola histórico de la Vega Baja e Iglesia del Señor de la Salud |
1. Essential Points of Interest to See in Cijuela
Exploring the old town and natural surroundings of Cijuela reveals landmarks such as Torre Nazarí de Bordonal (BIC, s. XIV), pago agrícola histórico de la Vega Baja e Iglesia del Señor de la Salud. Use the 2×2 interactive photo gallery above to view all four perspectives of the town in full screen.
2. How to Get to Cijuela, Altitude & Practical Tips
- Road Access: A-92 salida 227 (a 19 km de Granada).
- Altitude & Population: 540 m (3.600 hab.).
- Main Landmarks: Torre Nazarí de Bordonal (BIC, s. XIV), pago agrícola histórico de la Vega Baja e Iglesia del Señor de la Salud.
3. Frequently Asked Questions about Cijuela
What are the top things to see in Cijuela?
The main points of interest in Cijuela include Torre Nazarí de Bordonal (BIC, s. XIV), pago agrícola histórico de la Vega Baja e Iglesia del Señor de la Salud, ideal for a half-day or full-day cultural route through Vega de Granada.
How do you get to Cijuela by road?
Road access to Cijuela is via A-92 salida 227 (a 19 km de Granada), connecting directly with Granada city and neighboring towns in Vega de Granada.
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Official sources for further information
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Civic authority governing city tourism regulations, historic monument conservation, and major urban celebrations.
Municipal tourism office: interactive city maps, verified museum hours, certified information points, and official passes.
Provincial coordination of cultural circuits, Vega de Granada green trails, and top day trips from the capital.
Official regional government portal: Andalusia Tourism Registry (RTA), certified quality marks, and consumer traveler rights.
