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Part of his extension, approximately 50 %, has been included inside the Nature reserve of the North Saw of Seville, inside, in turn, of the Network of Protected Spaces of Andalusia. This park constitutes the central part of the wide one area protected from Sierra Morena, flanked to right and left for the Nature reserve of the Saw of Aracena, in the province of Huelva and the Nature reserve of Hornachuelos like end more oriental, in the province of Cordova. M has an average altitude of 415 . on the sea level.

Elpueblo is rich in fluvial routes with big wealth piscícola, there being caught magnificent copies of trout, tents, barbels, black-bass, etc.
The kinetic fauna deserves separate mention being his fighter one for big attractions of the locality

MONUMENTS

The Ntra church. Mrs. of the Consolation, I moderate Gothic - Mudejar of the XVth century built on the ruins of a Roman tower and one fortitude resides. XVIth century preserves a Chalice of golden silver of the 2nd half of . Of big value there is the reredos of Martínez Montañés with image of the Blessed Virgin (1.608), as well as crucified of Pedro Millán (1.500).

The Chapel of the Virgin of the Hawthorn, Mudejar construction, probably of the XVth century, to that they added later elements baroque. It is formed by only one ship with average dome orange.

Hospice of Christ of the Compassion, located in the emplacement of the ancient Hospital of the Compassion. Building of Mudejar origin with important transformations suffered throughout the XIXth century and XX. At present it receives the images of Christ of Compassion and Ntra. Mrs. of the Pains.

The Carthusian order Constructed in 1479, it were congregating to the monks of San Bruno that belonged to the Carthusian order of "Santa Maria of the Caves" of Seville.

Cruz del Humilladero, placed along with the chapel, is dated in 1540, it is a cross of only one stone of white granite, sculpted for a face for a crucified Christ and for other one for a Piety. His height is of 4,70m.

Nuclei of The Stony one: Gullies of the Rosemary, The Jarillas, Navahonda