1. What monuments and buildings of interest has Loja that can attract the visitors?
The tree churches: Santa Catalina, San Gabriel and La Encarnación the citadel, the current townhall that is the old Navarra palace, the Narvaez mausoleum, the Roman bridge, the 25 pipes, the Paraje de los infiernos and the viewpoints.
2. What cultures and nations have ocupied Loja throughout the centuries?
First it was ocupied by the Romans, then by the Arabs and eventually by the Catholic kings. One important Arab man was Aliatar.
3. What are the customs and festivities of Loja and what date are the last ones in?
The festivities are: the Feria Chica from the 4th to the 8th of June, the Feria Grande in the last week of August, San Marcos the 25th of April, La Candelaria, the Romería the 1st of May and el día de la Cruz the 3rd of May.
4. Has Loja an own gastronomy? In that case, what are its most famous products?
Yes. Its famous products are: the sobrehusa, the "Menuillos", the snails, the roscos de Loja, the hornazos y pastelillos de Santa Teresa.
Hornazo
Roscos de Loja
Sobrehusa
Pastelillos de Santa Teresa
5. In agriculture, what quality products are produced in Loja?
The olives, the broad beans, and in general all the irriagation products as Loja has a great extension of irrigation land.
6. Has Loja a great unemployment rate?
The unemployment rate might be lower than the Andalusian average because it has some factories, two services areas, and some hotels, one of them of 5 stars.