Mountain village
Alicún de Ortega is a village located at the province of Granada, Spain.
In the Islamic era, it was known as ‘Hisn-Laqoon’ - ‘the fort of Luqun’ (Alicun), an strategic outpost of the sub-region of Guadix in the Emirate of Granada. In the year 836 Hijri of the Islamic calendar or 1433 Gregorian, it was captured by the forces of Castile, a regretful loss as recorded in the poetry of the 15th century scholar Abdul Kareem Al-Basti (of Baza). According to the 2005 census (INE), it has a population of 563 inhabitants.
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La iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Anunciación es una iglesia parroquial católica situada en la localidad granadina de Alicún de Ortega (Granada, España).
Iglesia parroquial católica

El Castillo de Alicún se encuentra en Alicún de Ortega, en la comarca de Los Montes en Granada, en Andalucía. Data probablemente del siglo XIV como parte del sistema defensivo de la frontera norte del Reino Nazarí.
CastilloBien de interés cultural
FortificaciónBien de interés cultural
Ermita
Cumbre
Cumbre
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