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Saleres Is probably the most picturesque of all the villages and is set on the slopes of the lower part of the Rio Santo gorge below Albuñuelas. With only 300 inhabitants it still maintains its Moorish charm with it narrow streets and friendly people. The sixteenth century church of St James is highlighted in guide books as worthy of a visit, built in the Mudejar style. It is a good place to start walks into the surrounding hills or to the other villages in the Valley. The village has no shops or bars, although local traders set up stalls on a regular basis at the entrance to the village. Local bakeries deliver bread each day. The main fiesta in honour of La Virgen del Rosario
takes place at the end of October, however Saleres also celebrates Santiago
at the end of July.
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