Camélias

Camélias is a municipality located in the province of Córdoba, Andalusia, Spain. It is situated in the Subbética region of the province. The municipality's economy is primarily based on agriculture, with olive cultivation being a significant activity. The landscape around Camélias is characterized by rolling hills and olive groves, typical of the Andalusian countryside.

The history of Camélias, like many towns in the region, is intertwined with agricultural traditions and rural life. Archaeological findings in the vicinity suggest a long human presence in the area. The town's architecture reflects its historical development, with traditional Andalusian-style buildings.

Camélias offers visitors a glimpse into traditional Andalusian life. Local festivals and celebrations often revolve around agricultural cycles and religious observances. The natural surroundings provide opportunities for hiking and enjoying the rural scenery. The cuisine in Camélias features local products, with olive oil and regional specialties being prominent. The town serves as a quiet retreat for those seeking an authentic Andalusian experience away from larger tourist centers.