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The Almogía population locates in full region of the Mounts of Malaga, in the Hill of the Rock. His territory spreads to the north over the natural broker that separates the saw of the Torcal of the Mounts of Malaga, and for the south, up to the outskirts of the Hole of Malaga
The historians coincide in affirming that the origin is remote of Almogía, whose name Diego Vázquez Otero relates to the tribe of them to - mexíes and that Asín Palacios affirms that it means it beautiful.
His economy centers on the agriculture, especially on the explo tación of the almond tree and the olive tree.
The municipality of Almogía will receive the day 27de in February the celebration of the Day of the Almond. This day was established like «a tax to present that every year the nature gives us in the shape of almond trees in flower>>
Almogía, with his narrow streets and his houses hung on hills presents a natural environment of big beauty, where it is possible to enjoy an agreeable walk along the Mount of Santi Petri, the Tagus the Boulevard... and to taste of his gastronomy with plates like her cheap stew
Monuments: Castle of Hins-Xan-Biter, Church of the Asunción, Chapel of the Sacred Heart, Chapel of the Saint Christ.
Almogía is a verdiales cradle, on the first Sunday of May it is possible to enjoy his holidays of Verdiales, of Three Crosses and contemplate his craft with the palm pleita
The Verdiales are one of the most primitive forms of fandango, which remained limited to a few mountain enclaves, being supported like that in his purest form. The Holiday of the Verdiales is determined for three differentiated styles: Almogía, Mounts and Coseas.
PLAINS OF THE SALE, IT OFFERS:
ROUTES ON HORSEBACK
CLASSES OF HORSEBACK RIDING
GARAGING
HE TAMES AND LOSE STRENGTH
INCENTIVE OF COMPANIES
RURAL ACCOMMODATIONS
POPULAR GASTRONOMY
MATANZAS
AMATEUR BULLFIGHTS
RURAL HOLIDAYS
Nuclei of Almogía: Creek Car, Creek of Car, Creek of Olive trees, Ravine of Oil container, Ravine of the Sun, Field of Chamber, Parish, Bitter Source, The Mulberries, The Nuñez, Monterroso |