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Bayra
Archeological
Park [ 01 / 05 ] Guided
visits [ 02 / 05 ] Cultural
Heritage [ 03 / 05 ] Excavations
open
to the public [ 04 / 05 ] Nasrid
City [ 05 / 05 ] Bayra
 On the Cerro del Espíritu Santo is the Archaeological Park of Bayra, where was the ancient Nasrid city destroyed by an earthquake in 1518. Today, it is a unique place to learn about the origins of Vera and enjoy live history. Through guided tours and programs such as "Open for Works", you can tour the remains of houses, walls and streets, while watching the work of archaeologists live. All, surrounded by a natural environment with spectacular views of the coast. Urban and defensive vestiges of great historical value. Discover the Andalusian past of the region. Go Back Bayra is an authentic cultural experience for those looking for more than sun and beach. History, heritage and landscape in one place. Guided
visits Delve into the origins of Vera by visiting the Bayra Archeological Park, located in the emblematic Cerro del Espíritu Santo. Through our free guided tours you will discover the remains of the ancient Nasrid city conquered in 1488 by the Catholic Monarchs. Guide explaining the remains of the walls while attentively observing, surrounded by a natural environment that connects history and landscape. Bowls, plates and casseroles. Go Back During the tour, archaeologists and expert guides will tell you the history of the site, recent findings and the importance of this strategic enclave in the history of the southeast of the peninsula. It is a unique cultural experience, with unparalleled views of the sea and nearby mountains. Cultural
Heritage The Bayra Archaeological Park is one of the greatest treasures of the cultural heritage of Vera. Located on the Cerro del Espíritu Santo, this historic enclave was the setting for the ancient Nasrid city of Bayra, a key nucleus in the history of the southeast of the peninsula, inhabited until its conquest by the Catholic Monarchs in 1488. The archeological remains found -walls, houses, reservoirs and ceramics- tell us of a living city, connected with other cultures and protected by its strategic location. Today, thanks to excavation and conservation work, Bayra becomes a space where the past comes to life and is made available to everyone. Bayra Archeological Park Go Back This environment not only preserves the historical memory of Vera, but also allows visitors and residents to rediscover their cultural identity through the interpretation of landscape, architecture and history. A journey to the past that enriches the present. Excavations
open
to the public Go Back In Bayra, the past is not only contemplated... it is discovered! Thanks to the program "Open for excavations", the Archaeological Park offers the possibility of visiting the archaeological works while they are being developed. A unique experience where the visitor becomes a direct witness to the discovery and recovery of the ancient Nasrid city. Guided by the archeologists themselves, these visits allow you to learn about how remains of houses, defensive walls or utensils from everyday life are unearthed. In addition, the techniques used and the historical value of each discovery are explained. Guided tour "Open for excavations" Atrás A perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in scientific work, understand the value of heritage and experience the thrill of seeing history come out stone by stone. Nasrid
City At the top of the Cerro del Espíritu Santo lie the remains of Bayra, the ancient Nasrid city that was the origin of the current municipality of Vera. From this privileged enclave, surrounded by nature and overlooking the sea, a strategic city of the Kingdom of Granada flourished, with an urban layout, defensive architecture and everyday life that today we can begin to rediscover. Bayra was a walled city, with houses, cobbled streets and a strong cultural identity. History marked its fate on 9 November 1518, when a devastating earthquake forced its inhabitants to found the new Vera in the valley. Vestiges of Bayra, Nasrid city. Go Back Today, walking through Bayra is a journey through centuries of Andalusian history, in an environment that preserves the essence of that city that was once key to the border between kingdoms. A true heritage treasure that continues to reveal its secrets under our feet. Menú Bayra Visitas guiadas Patrimonio cultural Excavaciones Ciudad Nazarí Vera Ciudad Nazarí Bayra Ciudad Nazarí bayra 1 bayra 2 (1) visitas guiadas bayra bayra 3 bayra 5 bayra 6

Bayra
Parque
Arqueológico [ 01 / 05 ] Guided
visits [ 02 / 05 ] Cultural
Heritage [ 03 / 05 ] Excavations
open
to the public [ 04 / 05 ] Nasrid
City [ 05 / 05 ] Bayra
 On the Cerro del Espíritu Santo is the Archeological Park of Bayra, where was the ancient Nasrid city destroyed by an earthquake in 1518. Today, it is a unique place to learn about the origins of Vera and enjoy live history. Through guided tours and programs such as "Open for Works", you can tour the remains of houses, walls and streets, while watching the work of archaeologists live. All, surrounded by a natural environment with spectacular views of the coast. Vestigios urbanos y defensivos de gran valor histórico. Discover the region’s Andalusian past. Go Back Bayra is an authentic cultural experience for those looking for more than sun and beach. History, heritage and landscape in one place. Guided
Visits Delve into the origins of Vera by visiting the Bayra Archeological Park, located in the emblematic Cerro del Espíritu Santo. Through our free guided tours you will discover the remains of the ancient Nasrid city conquered in 1488 by the Catholic Monarchs. Guide explaining the remains of the walls while attentively observing, surrounded by a natural environment that connects history and landscape. Bowls, plates and casseroles. Go Back During the tour, archaeologists and expert guides will tell you the history of the site, recent findings and the importance of this strategic enclave in the history of the southeast of the peninsula. It is a unique cultural experience, with unparalleled views of the sea and nearby mountains. Cultural
Heritage The Bayra Archaeological Park is one of the greatest treasures of the cultural heritage of Vera. Located on the Cerro del Espíritu Santo, this historic enclave was the setting for the ancient Nasrid city of Bayra, a key nucleus in the history of the southeast of the peninsula, inhabited until its conquest by the Catholic Monarchs in 1488. The archeological remains found -walls, houses, reservoirs and ceramics- tell us of a living city, connected with other cultures and protected by its strategic location. Today, thanks to excavation and conservation work, Bayra becomes a space where the past comes to life and is made available to everyone. Bayra Archeological Park Go Back This environment not only preserves the historical memory of Vera, but also allows visitors and residents to rediscover their cultural identity through the interpretation of landscape, architecture and history. A journey to the past that enriches the present. Excavations
open
to the public Go Back In Bayra, the past is not only contemplated... it is discovered! Thanks to the program "Open for excavations", the Archeological Park offers the possibility of visiting the archaeological works while they are being developed. A unique experience where the visitor becomes a direct witness to the discovery and recovery of the ancient Nasrid city. Guided by the archeologists themselves, these visits allow you to learn about how remains of houses, defensive walls or utensils from everyday life are unearthed. In addition, the techniques used and the historical value of each discovery are explained. Guided tour "Open for excavations" Atrás A perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in scientific work, understand the value of heritage and experience the thrill of seeing history come out stone by stone. Nasrid
City At the top of the Cerro del Espíritu Santo lie the remains of Bayra, the ancient Nasrid city that was the origin of the current municipality of Vera. From this privileged enclave, surrounded by nature and overlooking the sea, a strategic city of the Kingdom of Granada flourished, with an urban layout, defensive architecture and everyday life that today we can begin to rediscover. Bayra was a walled city, with houses, cobbled streets and a strong cultural identity. History marked its fate on 9 November 1518, when a devastating earthquake forced its inhabitants to found the new Vera in the valley. Vestiges of Bayra, Nasrid city. Go Back Today, walking through Bayra is a journey through centuries of Andalusian history, in an environment that preserves the essence of that city that was once key to the border between kingdoms. A true heritage treasure that continues to reveal its secrets under our feet. Menú Bayra Visitas guiadas Patrimonio cultural Excavaciones Ciudad Nazarí Vera Ciudad Nazarí Bayra Ciudad Nazarí bayra 1 bayra 2 (1) visitas guiadas bayra bayra 3 bayra 5 bayra 6

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