Fuente Tojar is located in Cordoba Region , Andalucia
Fuente Tójar is a small town placed in the province of Córdoba, in the Subbética Cordobesa region.
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Fuente Tójar Andalucia:
900
residents
Schools
Granada 95Km Córdoba 85Km Antequera 102Km Málaga 141Km
150km
to Malaga
Health clinic
Municipal pool
Beach
1h 40min
86km
to Granada
Shops, Bars, Restaurants
Golf nearby
Bus and train service
190km
to Sevilla
Fuente Tójar Andalucia
Location
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Ayuntamiento de Fuente Tójar.
Castil de Campos, 4, 14815 Fuente Tójar, Córdoba Telephone: 957 55 60 28 Email: administraciongeneral@fuente-tojar.es Web: https://www.fuente-tojar.es/
https://www.fuente-tojar.es/

Since ancient times there has been a human presence in this locality. The most important archaeological site is the remains of an Iberian-Roman city. Remains of it can be visited in the Cerro de Las Cabezas. This Iberian-Roman town received apparently the name of Iliturgicolis or Sucaelo. Economy was based on agriculture, livestock, metallurgical mining activities and commercial exchanges.
Fuente Tójar is cited by al-Idrisis, an Arab historian, as a small village which was the seventh station on the route form Cordoba to Almeria passing through Granada.

After the Conquest by Christians, the town was given to the military order of Calatrava in 1245 and it was joined to the town of Priego. Fuente Tójar was conquered again by Muslims but finally joined the Corona de Castilla in 1341 by Alfonso XI. In 1844, the Queen Isabel II gave permission for the town to be segregated from Priego.

Fiestas
Real Feria de Ntro. Patrón San Isidro Labrador. This fair takes place around 15th of May and during four days there are cultural, musical and religious events. In this festivity, we find one of the most unique and ancient traditions on the province of Córdoba, “los danzantes de San Isidro” (San Isidro Dancers), people in groups of eight and dressed in printed skirts and colorful paper hats dance on several occasions in front of San Isidro during the procession.
Fiesta de la Alcaparra. (Caper Festival) This festival is celebrated on the second weekend of August. First festival was celebrated in late 90’s and it was an idea of some friends who wanted to do a kind of tribute to all emigrants who had to leave the town looking for work. At first it was just a meeting of friends but now, with the Gastronomic-Cultural Association “Amigos de la Alcaparra” it is also a day to promote the caper.

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