About 12,000 people live in the town of Ogijares in Granada, Spain. It sits on a very fertile plain that is fed by two rivers. The rich soil meant that the area started as a farming region, but there is evidence that the region has been inhabited since the Neolithic period. Today, the town is considered to be a suburb of Granada, the capital city of the region with the same name. An EasyToBook.com budget hotel in Ogijares would be very convenient for exploring Granada, and may be less expensive than staying in the city center.

There is a region in the north of Ogijares that is riddled with caves and natural rock shelters. The Hoya de Guadix and the Itiplancie de Baza y Huescar have been inhabited by various settlements for thousands of years because of their natural protection from the elements. You can see many of the archaeological remains that were found in these caves when you visit Ogijares. Also be sure to visit the Cueva de la Cariguela and the Cueva de las Ventanas. The latter in particular is famed for its beautiful restoration as a lovely grotto that is open to tourists today.