Ogíjares is home to a range of architectural styles, most notably the traditional whitewashed Andalusian houses with their distinct Moorish and Spanish influence. The town’s narrow streets and quaint plazas are characteristic of its historic past. While Ogíjares itself does not boast any UNESCO World Heritage Sites, it is just a short drive from the city of Granada, home to the iconic Alhambra Palace, a UNESCO site and one of Spain’s most visited monuments.
In Ogíjares, visitors can enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere, with local attractions including the Church of Santa Ana, a beautiful example of Andalusian religious architecture. The town’s main square, Plaza de España, is a central gathering point where locals and visitors can enjoy cafes, small shops, and leisurely strolls. Additionally, Ogíjares is close to several parks and natural areas, offering plenty of outdoor spaces for relaxation or recreational activities.
For nature lovers, the proximity to the Sierra Nevada National Park is a major draw. Visitors can explore hiking trails, scenic lookouts, and, in the winter, the nearby Sierra Nevada ski resort, which is one of Spain’s premier winter sports destinations.