FilabresTabernas

FilabresTabernas is a municipality located in the province of Almería, in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain. It is situated in the comarca of Los Filabres and the Tabernas Desert, a region known for its arid landscapes. The municipality was formed in 1973 through the merger of the former municipalities of Alcudia de Monteagud and Las Tabernas. Its geographical position places it between the Sierra de los Filabres mountain range and the Tabernas Desert, contributing to its distinctive climate and scenery.

The economy of FilabresTabernas has historically been linked to agriculture, with crops like olives and grapes being significant. The unique environment of the Tabernas Desert has also led to its use as a filming location for numerous Westerns and other movies, attracting some tourism. The municipality encompasses several small villages and hamlets, each with its own character. The population is distributed across these settlements, with a gradual decline seen in many rural Spanish areas.

The history of the region dates back to Moorish times, with evidence of ancient settlements and agricultural practices. The heritage of FilabresTabernas includes traditional architecture and local customs that reflect its Andalusian roots. The natural environment, characterized by its dramatic geological formations and sparse vegetation, is a defining feature of the area, offering opportunities for hiking and exploring the unique desert ecosystem.