Centro de Interpretacion Cuevas de Guadix is a small museum that shows how people lived in caves long ago. It features displays of traditional items like clay pots and colorful wooden furniture, making it a great place to learn about local history.

Guadix Cathedral is a Roman Catholic church built between the 16th and 18th centuries. It features a stunning mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles, with a small museum that holds ancient books.

Castillo De La Calahorra is a spectacular 16th-century castle that overlooks the village of La Calahorra. Its unique blend of Spanish and Italian architecture is built over an original Moorish ruin, showcasing a rich history.

Cueva Museo in Guadix showcases three caves, each with different styles and historical significance. Visitors can see cave houses similar to those in Purullena, simple mid-20th century decor, and ethnological displays, including valuable farming tools.

Convento de Las Clarisas y de Santiago is a historic convent in Guadix. It features a unique Mudéjar tower from the 16th century and a beautifully detailed plateresque facade by Diego Siloé.