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Encyclopedia > Juviles

Village in central alpujarras becoming increasingly on teh main tourist trail. Stabds at 1,200 altitude and is a pretty little place with great views.


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Juviles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (279 words)
Juviles is a village and municipality in the central Alpujarras, in the province of Granada in the community of Andalucía, Spain.
A fortress was established in Juviles in the 8th century, though the origins of the village are probably older.
Entry for Juviles in the data base of the Andalucian Statistical Institute (in Spanish)
Alpujarra Direct - Your Complete guide to Everything in the Alpujarra, Andalucia, Spain (360 words)
The village of Juviles is located on the south face of the Natural Park of Sierra Nevada, on the road descending from Trévelez towards Bérchules and Válor.
The history of Juviles runs in a parallel history to other villages in Alpujarra, an area that due to its geographical isolation, has developed its own characteristic culture.
In the 10th century, the inhabitants of Juviles, protected by its castle, joined the movement against the emirate of Córdoba organised by the leader from Ronda Umar ibn-Hafsum; it was Abderramán III himself, the first caliph of Córdoba, who intervened suffocating the revolt in 913 AD.
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