Hacienda San Miguel de Montelirio

Set within olive groves, the hacienda used to be called 'El Hospicio de Indias', a name it was given during the time it was home to the Jesuit Order and served as a place for monks to rest and heal on their return from the Americas. The fruits of that heritage are perhaps the 10,000 square metres of gardens, nowadays equipped to accommodate celebrations, conventions, presentations and live shows.

Built in the Andalusian rural Baroque style, Hacienda San Miguel de Montelirio offers different courtyards and function rooms for hosting weddings and other celebrations.