In 1965, Estepa was added to the list of national historic and artistic sites of the Spanish Ministry of Culture due to its broad cultural heritage. Although our town has many beautiful tourist attractions, one of the most significant ones is the Cerro de San Cristóbal, located at the top of a small hill which is considered a tourist site itself. The Baroque churches scattered around the town centre and La Victoria tower are other examples of the sites you cannot miss when visiting Estepa. This tower was even added to the list of national monuments as a way to protect and remember its heritage.
If you are planning on visiting in autumn, you will be able to enjoy the characteristic sweet cinnamon-like smell of our town during this time of year, when the Christmas cakes and cookies factories are working non-stop to offer top-quality mantacados.
You cannot miss the opportunity of wandering around this area and discovering the beautiful natural sites surrounding Estepa. They are just as beautiful as everything else our town has to offer! Estepa is also known for its gastronomy, so don’t forget to try out the typical dishes cooked with our famous extra-virgin olive oil. You will find there are many bars and restaurants with a delicious variety of food to choose from.
