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This large town is located in the north-east of the Province along the A-92N and just over 100km from Granada City and sits on the slopes of the Sierra De Baza range.
Throughout its long history the town has been occupied by and linked to many Mediterranean cultures including the Phoenicians, the Greeks, the Carthiginians, the Visigoths and the Romans. However, it was under the Arabs that the town flourished and found its cultural and economic strength before succumbing to the Christian Reconquest in 1489.
Whilst preserving important buildings from the 16th and 17th Centuries that convey its past splendour, the years following this period saw an economic and cultural decline which lasted up until quite recently. There has, however, been a recent effort to put Baza back on the cultural map, the result of which is a small expanding city whose modern outlook is combined with a sense of pride in its rich and varied history.
Aswell as having all the amenities and conveniences of a growing modern town the district of Baza and its municipalities are becoming popular destinations for those seeking outdoor adventure. The Sierra de Baza Natural Park boasts a magnificent and varied scenery and the nearby Lake Negratin offers a diverse range of watersports.
This large town is located in the north-east of the Province along the A-92N and just over 100km from Granada City and sits on the slopes of the Sierra De Baza range.
Throughout its long history the town has been occupied by and linked to many Mediterranean cultures including the Phoenicians, the Greeks, the Carthiginians, the Visigoths and the Romans. However, it was under the Arabs that the town flourished and found its cultural and economic strength before succumbing to the Christian Reconquest in 1489.
Whilst preserving important buildings from the 16th and 17th Centuries that convey its past splendour, the years following this period saw an economic and cultural decline which lasted up until quite recently. There has, however, been a recent effort to put Baza back on the cultural map, the result of which is a small expanding city whose modern outlook is combined with a sense of pride in its rich and varied history.
Aswell as having all the amenities and conveniences of a growing modern town the district of Baza and its municipalities are becoming popular destinations for those seeking outdoor adventure. The Sierra de Baza Natural Park boasts a magnificent and varied scenery and the nearby Lake Negratin offers a diverse range of watersports.
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Baza Accommodation
5 Bed & Breakfast
2 Holiday Rentals
1 Long Term RentalsBaza Children
1 Toy ShopsBaza Community
6 Churches
1 Town HallsBaza Domestic & Home
3 Builders & Joiners
1 Garden Services
2 Heating & Solar
1 Kennels & Pet Services
2 Plumbers
3 Removals & Storage
4 Sat TV, AC & TelecomsBaza Education & Employment
3 Job Seekers
1 Jobs & Job Vacancies
1 Language Schools
4 Schools & CollegesBaza Electrical & Telecoms
1 Computer Shops
1 Electrical Shops
2 Mobile Phone ShopsBaza Entertainment
1 Tourist AttractionsBaza Financial & Legal
4 BanksBaza Food & Drink
3 Bars & Cafe Bars
2 RestaurantsBaza Health & Beauty
1 Hair & Nail Salons
1 Hospitals
1 PharmaciesBaza Music, Books, Entertainment
1 Book ShopsBaza Places
2 Places of InterestBaza Places To Shop
1 SupermarketsBaza Professional Services
4 Building Services
3 Computer Services
1 Translation ServicesBaza Property Sales
1 Commercial Property
5 Estate Agents
2 Locators & After Sales
25 Property For SaleBaza Sports & Recreation
1 Horse Riding & RacingBaza Travel & Transport
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