Grávalos
In Grávalos the economy revolves around agriculture, mainly vineyards, cereals and almonds. Some olive groves have also started to appear, although their production is still low, as well as a mushroom farm.
Stockbreeding is gaining in importance, in the form of sheep and goats.
As for industry, there is a carpentry workshop, a metal workshop, a quarry and construction and digging companies.
Finally, tourism is a promising sector for the locality. Grávalos has a source of sulphurous waters that are idea for skin disorders. The waters have been exploited since the 16th century and a spa has been in operation since around 1843.
Other tourist attractions are the route with dinosaur footprints, a mediaeval stone ‘fridge’, the parish church and the Peña Herrera viewpoint, which offers excellent views over the nearby landscape.
Iglesia de Santa María de la Antigua
Ermita del Humilladero
Ruinas del Monasterio de Santa María
Balneario
Gallery