Robledillo de Gata

Adobe walls in ochre and sienna, timber frames and slate give Robledillo de Gata its colour, and its steep streets wind down the hillside so tightly that the eaves of facing houses meet, forming little tunnels. Most houses have a ground-floor cellar for making pitarra wine, and an olive oil museum recalls the old mills. Remoteness in the Sierra de Gata kept it intact.

Highlights

• Covered passages where overhanging eaves join above the narrow streets
• Vino de pitarra, a strong homemade wine from the village cellars
• The Museo del Aceite, on olive oil making and the village mills
• Roast kid, bloodless morcillas and the local lemon salad
• The 16th-century parish church, with a Mudéjar ceiling in the sacristy

Summary based on Wikipedia and Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.