It has its origins in the sixteenth century when the city overflows the walled enclosure. During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries was the place for the celebration of the various bullfighting festivals on the initiative of the noblemen and gentlemen of Vejer amount. In 1955 a fountain was built in the center of the...
Located on the east front. It was the most important access, since it communicated with the slope of the Barca and the fountain of the Council, although curiously it is the only one that does not conserve its original state. From it you can access the Plaza de España.
Along Castillo Street towards Ramón y Cajal Street. Suddenly a surprising image will stop our walk. It is one of the most emblematic streets of the city, the ARCO DE LAS MONJAS, consisting of a succession of buttresses that support the side wall. These buttresses were placed as a consequence of the...
The Mirador de La Cobijada in Vejer de la Frontera is a small square with beautiful views of the town that has a statue of the cobijada, and that is why it is so called. The cobijadas were the ancient women of Vejer who wore the traditional costume of this town.
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