Iznajar

Welcome to Iznajar. This city is located in the extreme south of the province of Cordoba, in the heart of Andalusia. Iznájar is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Spain. The location of Iznájar, nestled on top of a hill and surrounded by the waters of the dam that bears its name, makes this village a peninsula connected to the land by two bridges, the Agromán and the Fernández, access routes for those who visit us from the north or the south. Iznájar is one of the least populated villages, with nineteen scattered hamlets or villages, which makes this town a place rich in customs, traditions and a privileged enclave for its natural, cultural and heritage wealth. Stroll through our streets, squares, corners or some of our hamlets, visit the neighbourhood of La Villa, declared a Site of Cultural Interest, with its Nasrid Castle, the Parish Church of Santiago or the Patio de las Comedias; enjoy the views from the many lookouts over the reservoir, or the sunsets from Valdearenas beach; Practising water sports, hiking or cycling around the Lago de Andalucía, tasting our rich gastronomy or staying in one of the more than 130 tourist accommodations scattered throughout the vast municipal territory, are some of the reasons for which we invite you to get to know us. Iznájar surprises me.Welcome to Iznájar! This charming village is located in the southernmost part of the province of Córdoba, in the heart of Andalusia. Known as one of the most beautiful villages in Spain, Iznájar is uniquely situated on a hill, surrounded by the waters of the reservoir that shares its name. This picturesque village resembles a peninsula, connected to the mainland by two bridges: the Agromán and the Fernández, providing access for visitors from both the north and south.

Iznájar is one of the least populated villages in the area, consisting of nineteen scattered hamlets, which enriches its customs and traditions. It is a privileged spot, rich in natural beauty, culture, and heritage. 

Take a stroll through our streets, squares, and hidden corners. Don't miss the La Villa neighborhood, which has been declared a Site of Cultural Interest and features the Nasrid Castle, the Parish Church of Santiago, and the Patio de las Comedias. Enjoy breathtaking views of the reservoir from our many lookouts and savor the stunning sunsets at Valdearenas Beach.

You can also enjoy various activities such as water sports, hiking, or cycling around the Lago de Andalucía. Be sure to taste our delicious cuisine and consider staying in one of the more than 130 tourist accommodations scattered throughout our vast municipality. We invite you to discover all that Iznájar has to offer – it never ceases to amaze!