A Teatro Romano (Roman theatre) is an ancient open-air venue built for dramatic performances across…read morethe Roman Empire. Quality/Quantity - We went to another Roman Theater here in Spain which was not only open, but a 5 star Yelp experience. They were also setting up for the weekend concert. See other review. Ambiance - Historic roman theater. We have visited many of these, especially when in Italy. Italy is one of our favorite countries. We probably vacation there the most. Service - Self service. Price - N/A, closed today. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 16-15BC. I am told this is one of the best preserved Roman theaters.

Very interesting site. (free admission) You walk down to the end of the hall as you enter, and…read morethere is a large viewing window that overlooks the theater. If you go to your right, there are steps that lead down to a covered walkway that goes around the back of the theater. There is one opening that leads to a platform to view the theater close up. The walkway was one-way, so we turned around and went back inside the museum. On the other side of the hall was a nice museum that had a nice illustration of how the theater looked like, when it was first built. Amazing to think that this place is around 2,000 years old. Entrance is at the "curve" of Calle Meson.

If Casa La Siesta isn't the best rural boutique hotel in Andalucia - if not the whole of Spain -…read moreI'll eat my hat. Stunning setting, a relaxed, pour-yourself-a-beer sort of feel, huge spacious rooms, horses, and interiors mag centrefold styling. Superb.

The sweet at this place is the best room you will find in Zahara de los Atunes. The people who work…read morethere are genuine, but very intimidating. Also, watch out for people steeling the bread at the morning continental breakfast--they are scavengers!