Letur

An Islamic street plan survives almost intact in Letur, with whitewashed houses, patios and old irrigation channels, and it won the village historic-site status in 1983. Around it, in the Sierra del Segura, streams form caves, waterfalls and bathing spots. Prehistoric rock-art shelters in the surrounding hills form part of a UNESCO World Heritage listing.

Highlights

• Prehistoric rock-art shelters with Levantine and schematic paintings
• Las Cortesías procession on Easter Sunday, with white doves released
• Streams with caves, waterfalls and bathing spots close to the village
• Organic milk and cheese from the local Cantero de Letur dairy

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