Walk through the famous cave streets: The main draw here, without a doubt, is the town’s mind-bending cave streets. The heavy hitter is Cuevas del Sol, a stretch where a gargantuan slab of rock vaults over a lively row of cafes and restaurants. It’s the perfect spot to grab a bite beneath a natural stone. Right across the river is Cuevas de la Sombra, a much tighter way completely overshadowed by a massive suspended boulder. The deep shade here creates a trippy, surreal vibe, especially welcome when the summer sun is beating down.
Climb to the Torre del Homenaje: If you want sweeping panoramas of the village and the countryside, hike up to the Torre del Homenaje. It’s the final surviving tower from the medieval stronghold that used to guard the area. Standing at the top, it’s easy to see how the settlement weaves through the valley below.
Visit the viewpoints: There are a handful of viewpoints that serve up stellar angles of the village. The Mirador del Carmen easily ranks as a crowd favorite, offering flawless, views of the local rooftops, church spires, and the imposing cliffs ringing the town.
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