The Outskirts

Inhabitants: 362 approx.        Name : Pujerreños

With a surface of 24,30 Km²,  the surroundings of Pujerra are kept by a deep forest of chestnut trees, turning to pine trees as going down into the bottom of the valley. On the way that bounds this place to the next Júcar, within cork trees, chesnut trees and black poplar, we will arrive to the most popular spot as it is the Bridge´s windmill " molino del puente".

Pujerra is one of the most visited villages and with a bigger resonance within Ronda´s country since ancient times because it was an obligatory crossing in order to arrive from all villages south placed to Ronda, (in the Serranía center it self) towards the coast.

Town planning responds to moslem design with narrow and sinous streets, extremely irregular. Most of divellings are made in mansory with whitewashed façades and arabic tiles.

 

We make stand out the parish church, consecrated to Holy Ghost. The building is a construct of reduced dimensionss from XVI´S centurry.

Near to the old bridge´s windmill you find one of the most loved sight views by the Pujerra´s neighbours, and it is the Genal river, where is some of its places people can swim during the summer.

 

Due of the possibility of having water and shadow provided by the forest, it makes this place so attractive durring the summer. Its vegetation gives rise to a spot of considerable beauty.