
The city of Alcalá de Guadaíra has gifted natural soundings which is the Riviera of the Guadaíra, declared Natural Monument in the year 2011 and which occupies a length of about 10 kms along the Guadaíra River.
Here we can enjoy of the sights of twelve water mills of Arab origins, these industrial constructions gave a lot of activity to the local town and also to the whole of the shire, up until the XX century, when the last of them stoped its activity.
Their antiquity can be traced back to the Islamic Spanish era and the lower Middle Ages, the majority of them were refurbished and repaired in the XVIII century, giving us evidence of their importance in the local activity, in fact the city is known as Alcala of the bakers.
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