El Saucejo - Sevilla
Comarca de la Sierra Sur

The municipality of El Saucejo is located in the south-eastern sector of the province of Sevilla, being adjacent to Málaga and belonging to the region of the Southern Highlands.
It is the capital of a small region consists of eight entities: Navarredonda, La Mezquitilla, Algibón, Garzón, La Lebrona, Las Monjas, Postero and Saucedilla.

The main centre is located at the confluence of several roads and highways, which together with Osuna (north), with Los Corrales (east), with Almargen (Málaga province, southeast), with Algámitas (southwest) and Mezquitilla village (west).

The original name might have been the one of Puebla del Saucejo.

It was located in the border zone between Moors and Christians. It remained uninhabited until the Duchy of Osuna repopulated it in the late XVI century. The population began settling around the cottages to be forming villages in the XVII century led to El Saucejo. In 1661 it had its current name.

Monuments

Church of San Marcos Evangelista
Archaeological Sites
La Saucedilla
Los Baldíos
Fuente de la Mezquitilla
Fuente de los Tres Caños
Restos de industrias paleolíticas de sílex (Río Carbones)

Gastronomy

Olives. Golden thistle stew (chickpeas, potatoes, chopped thistles, sausage, bacon, lean, salt and pepper). Log cabbage (bacon, lard, beans, chickpeas, spinach, hock, chorizo). Artichokes.

How to get there

From Sevilla take the A 92 to Osuna and then take the A 441.
From Granada, Málaga, Antequera take the A 382 and in Almargen take the A 441.
From Ronda the A 376 to Algodonales, take the A 382 to Almargen and take the A 441.

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