Loft Parking "Elegant" Purple

The house consists of two independent lofts in the heart of Ubrique's Historic Center, declared a Cultural Interest Site in the Historic Complex category. Each of the two lofts has a kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom, and the possibility of enjoying a private and independent Jacuzzi. We offer a comfortable, rustic, and modern accommodation, typical of the area, and built in a monumental, central, and quiet area, ideal for couples to rest. The space When you arrive at our house you can breathe in the 400 years of its stone walls, peace and tranquility are guaranteed in Casa Ermita San Antonio Ubrique. We want to make it known We optionally prepare our apartment to surprise your partner, anniversary, birthday, etc. with balloons, flowers, champagne, etc. Come and experience it. We'll take care of it Best regards, Seba Other things to note World heritage The Iberian-Roman city of Ocuri and the Castle of Fátima are some of the oldest remains in Ubrique. The Old Town, declared a Cultural Interest Site in the Historical Complex category, has its roots in the rich legacy of Muslim culture. Within its borders are the Capuchin Convent, the Hermitage of St. John Lateran, the Ubrique History Interpretation Center, and the Hermitage of St. Anthony, which has one of the best views on the Viewpoint Route. Its narrow streets have picturesque corners such as the Peñón de la Becerra, the Guindaleta or the Caracolillo. A must-see is the Ermita del Calvario (Calvary Chapel), located in the middle of the mountains but very easy to access. Next to the Parish of Our Lady of the O, the Town Hall, the Fountain of the Plaza and the Hermitage of St. Peter. To the north, very close to the Roman Road, the Fuente de los Nueve Caños (fountain). To the south, in the Plaza del Jardín, the Church of Jesus. Parties In February, the carnivals with the gastronomic festivities and end with the Burial of the Patacabra. The Via Crucis, the Borriquita, the Cautivo and the Nazareno are some of the images that parade through the streets of Ubrique throughout Holy Week. In May, on the Day of the Crosses, the Crujía de Gamones is celebrated, declared a Festival of Tourist Interest in Andalusia. The town is decorated by decorating its streets and lighting candles to explode a gamon to the health of those you love the most. On the last Sunday and Monday of this same month, there is the pilgrimage in honor of San Isidro and the day of the Petaquero. On September 8, the procession of the Patron Saint, the Virgen de los Remedios, is followed by its Fair and Festivities and the Día del Voto (Vow Day). Before celebrating Christmas, the Living Nativity through the streets of the Old Town relives the environment and life at the time of Jesus' birth as if it were a fairy tale. Food and drink Ubrique's cuisine is influenced by the different cultures that have lived here since ancient times, whose culinary methods and flavors have defined a typically Mediterranean diet based on a rich and varied natural pantry. The use of natural products is noteworthy. They have been able to take advantage of them in order to make known a varied hotel offer that goes from classic haute cuisine to the simplest domestic elaborations of greater tradition, capable of satisfying any requirement. The Ubrique recipe book suggests hunting, corral, slaughter, field and orchard in the most rigorously natural acceptance of these terms: cooked migas, chacinas, sangre encebollá, porridge, wild asparagus, tagarninas, col salad, gañotes, borrachos... that can be tasted in all our catering establishments. Registration details Spain – National registration number ESHFTU000011005000117242001000000000000VTAR/CA/022638 Andalucia – Regional registration number VTAR/CA/02263