Aguilar de la Frontera

Aguilar, or in full Aguilar de la Frontera, is a region and town in the region of Cordoba, Andalusia, southern Spain, close to the little stream Cabra, 50 kilometers from the commonplace capital, Cordoba, on the Cordoba-Malaga railroad. As Ancient Ipagro, it likewise was an Ancient/medieval church district and remains a Latin Catholic main see.

Salt springs exist in the area, and toward the south there are two little lakes, Zonar and Rincon, which possess large amounts of fish. Up to 60% of the populace is occupied with horticultural work sooner or later amid the year, despite the fact that agribusiness represents just 30% of the monetary activity.

Primary sights:

• Castillo de Aguilar, a mansion known from at any rate the 9th century. It is for the most part in destroy, a section transformed into a reservoir for the neighborhood water system
• Casas senoriales, including those of the Montalego, Arrabal and Carrera
• Torre del Reloj Clock Tower, in Baroque style, worked in 1770-74
• Court de San Jose, a polygonal square from 1806 with the Ayuntamiento Town Hall
• Ward Church of Nuestra Senora del Soterrano, established in 1260 and changed in 1530
• Church of Cristo de la Salud
• Church of the Candelaria
• Church of Nuestra Sra. del Carmen