
Streets and Fountains
A vantage point of white and intense greens, Benamahoma, the town of the “sons of Mohammed”, as the Arabs called it, is one of the jewels of this landscape of exuberant nature, traditions and culture that is the Sierra of Cadiz.
Few pleasures are comparable to those of strolling through its streets and squares in search of those traces that, still latent, speak of its past, of those disputes that centuries ago confronted Moors and Christians.
Examples are the Algarrobal Fountain, located in the highest part of the Real Street; or the Three Streams Fountain, which in the past was used as a public washing place.