Cúllar

Cúllar is a municipality in the province of Granada, within the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain. It is located inland in the province and is surrounded by a rural landscape of olive groves, cereal fields, and low hills.

The area has a long historical presence, with influences typical of the Granada region. During the Middle Ages it was under Moorish rule before becoming part of the Crown of Castile after the Reconquista. The town’s architectural character reflects traditional Andalusian styles, including whitewashed houses and narrow streets.

Economy and population: The local economy is primarily agricultural, with olives, cereals, and other crops playing a central role, along with livestock farming and small-scale services to support residents. The population is small, numbering a few thousand inhabitants, many of whom are involved in farming or commute to nearby towns for work.

Culture and heritage: Cultural life in Cúllar centers on local traditions and religious celebrations linked to patron saints. The municipality preserves rural customs, traditional music, and communal events that reflect the broader Andalusian heritage of the region.