Town hall

You will salt, placed on the foot of Saw Almijara, there is one of the Towns that appear in the cornice of the region of Axarquía. His grounds extend in a narrow stripe from summits of the saw to 1.658 meters of altitude up to the fund of river rubite

The geographical characteristics of the alfoz of Salares –abundancia of it waters down, good temperature and excellent refuges in case of some unforeseen attack - there attracted attention on Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians and, of course, Romans, who minted the first one name of the town: It would salt Bastitanorum, in reference to one deposit of salt that apparently existed in this area

With the arrival of the Arabs the same city center constructed itself a small fortitude in , of that still one preserves of his turrets

the most interesting thing the local church is, especially for his minaret of Mudejar style - the rest of the ancient mosque - that it has been declared National historical - Artistic monument in the year 1979.

The old town is a visual delight. It forms a congloramerado of callles you press hard, with big differences that give him an aspect of I populate of toy. They emphasize the whiteness of his houses and fronts.
The Roman bridge on the river You will Salt, still in use, only one presents eye and his props settle on rocky hillocks on both sides of the river bed. In some fronts of the street Bridge, that the Roman bridge ends in , there have been placed a few showy tiles that represent the mysteries of the Route Crucis