Cazalla de la Sierra is a Spanish town not far from Seville, in the country's southernmost autonomous community, the warm and exotic Andalusia. It contains about 5,200 permanent residents. The town is situated in the mountainous Sierra Norte region, renowned for its scenic natural beauty. It is adjacent to the vast Sierra Norte Nature Preserve. Inhabited since Neolithic times, Cazalla de la Sierra reached its greatest splendor during the 16th and 17th century, its fortunes rising and falling alongside with those the Spanish Empire. This period in its history is still preserved in Cazalla de la Sierra's Old Town, which is full of a fascinating blend of Christian and Moorish religious monuments.

The point of greatest local interest is the Church of Nuestra Senora de la Consolation, dating from the 13th century and in mix of Moorish and Gothic styles. For contrast, visit the 18th century Church of Nuestra Senora del Carmen, built in a somewhat plainer style after the town's fortunes entered a decline. Also from this period is the all-white Sanctuary of Maria del Monte, to which the mountains form a spectacular backdrop. To find the best deals on hotels in Cazilla de la Sierra, take advantage of the Internet. Sites such as EasyToBook.com offer listings of Cazilla de la Sierra hotels at all price ranges, including discount and cheap hotels.