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What to see and do in Puebla de Guzmán

What to see and do in Puebla de Guzmán (El Andévalo, Huelva): 7 places across monuments, nature, activities and curiosities, with a photo and a Google Maps location.

1 Villages · 2 Monuments · 2 Curiosities · 2 Historical milestones

Towns near Puebla de Guzmán

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What to see and do in Puebla de Guzmán

Puebla de Guzmán
Village
Andévalo town documented under its present name since 1481, with a defensive heritage combining the Castillo del Alfayat de la Peña and a fortified church, and a mining tradition at Herrerías, Cabezas del Pasto and the Mina del Toro.
Castillo del Alfayat de la Peña
Monument
Fortress built between 1262 and 1298 as a Christian defensive outpost after the conquest of the Andévalo.
Iglesia fortificada de Santa Cruz de Puebla de Guzmán
Monument
17th–18th-century church built with a bastioned layout, a tower and a spiral staircase, which combined religious and military functions on the border with Portugal.
Proclamación adelantada de la República en Puebla de Guzmán
Curiosity
On 15 December 1930, in the wake of the Jaca uprising, a group of local residents in Puebla de Guzmán briefly proclaimed the Second Spanish Republic, more than four months before its official proclamation in April 1931.
Franquicias de Puebla de Guzmán en 1445
Historical milestone
On 7 January 1445 Don Juan de Guzmán granted charters of privileges to Puebla de Guzmán.
Puebla de Guzmán obtiene el título de Villa
Historical milestone
The municipality received the title of Villa (town) from Carlos IV in 1796.
Danza de espadas de Puebla de Guzmán
Curiosity
Local sword-dance tradition specific to Puebla de Guzmán, distinct from the one preserved in San Bartolomé de la Torre.