The Must See Spain Blog
 A Traveler's Guide
by Kristin Espinar

Setenil de las Bodegas isn’t your typical white village in Andalucía—it’s a town built into the rock itself. Streets disappear beneath limestone cliffs, houses tuck into caves, and cafés spill out under natural stone ceilings. It’s one of the most unusual places to visit in southern Spain, equal parts history and daily life, where Roman foundations, Moorish castles, and modern tapas bars coexist in the same winding alleys. If you’re planning a trip through Andalucía, Setenil deserves a spot on your list—not just for its dramatic setting, but for the quiet rhythm that makes it unforgettable.