Being in the "aldea" transported me 100 years ago. Sandy streets, were horses and "caballeros" ride in freedom. Tall bars in the street were they serve drinks to take on the horse. Beautifull "cortijos" (andalusain houses). Is worth the visit, do not miss it if...More

The church is gorgeous, all in white focusing on the Virgin with the golden altar, matches completely its surroundings.

This village was amazing as it was like stepping back in time. With its sandy streets and hitching rails it was like the Wild West at the turn of the 19th/20th century. The cathedral was sensational candles were lit and the heat and smell from...More

Very pretty inside. Nice outing for family. This is a major site for many people in Andalucia, as the Virgen housed in the Ermita is much loved and important in the local culture. If you are in the area, it is someplace you will enjoy.

Amazing place of pilgrimage, in a bizarre 'wild-west' town with sand for streets. When we visited there was an amazing mechanical nativity scene

Small cathedral, with beautiful altar. It was within walking distance and was well worth the stroll. There is a meadow along the roadway, with many horses grazing, plus it was mating season for deer, so there was a lot of male deer calling their potential...More

The Ermida is a white fresh oasis of sanctity and peace built into the middle of a dusty little town called El Rocio. El Rocio is so picturesque with its horses and sandy streets that it looks like we’re back in the Wild West in...More