Acinipo is home to one of the most important Roman cities in the province of Malaga and Andalusia, where, in addition to the historical and cultural values, there is a magnificently preserved landscape located between the mountainous areas of Ronda and Grazalema with panoramic views that encompass the provinces of Cadiz, Malaga and Seville. Located on a limestone table that reaches 999 meters high, well defended on all sides, under it there is an aquifer that drains into several springs. The site controls, from its strategic position, the high basins of the rivers Guadalhorce and Guadalete and in its surroundings there are iron, copper and lead mines, which facilitated its occupation since prehistoric times. It stands out for its impressive theater, possibly built in the middle of the 1st century B.C., one of the oldest and most unique of ancient Roman Hispania. With an approximate diameter of 62 meters presents its cavea, stands, excavated in the natural limestone rock of the place and offers a front of scene built with ashlars, today naked, but that once housed decorative elements, sculptures, columns, marbles, inscriptions, altars and that were plundered after its abandonment. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>