Casares Andalusia

Casares is known for its classic whitewashed houses, the "pueblos blancos," typical of Andalusia in southern Spain. This architecture, a legacy of the Moorish rule from the 8th to the 15th century, reflects the historical depth of the village. The houses are whitewashed to reflect the sun's rays, which helps keep them cool during the hot summers. Situated on a strategic hilltop, Casares also served as a natural fortress against invasions. But this is my version with a colorful treatment that makes this a work of art for those who love a combination of culture and creativity.