Lepe

Lepe is a Spanish town in the area of Huelva, in the self-governing network of Andalusia. It is close to the Portuguese outskirt. As per the 2009 enumeration, the city has a populace of 25,886 occupants. Until the point when the late 1970s its economy depended on the angling however Lepe is currently one of the wealthiest towns in the area on account of its serious cultivating of strawberries, which are traded all over Europe. Lepe is known for its strawberries and for Spanish jokes alluding to its occupants as stupid.

In the town is the 14th century Iglesia de Santo Domingo de Guzman worked in the Mudejar style. It houses Lepe's supporter holy person, the Virgen de la Bella. Simply outside the town, off the way to El Terron, is the Ermita de Nuestra Senora de la Bella, a 14th century seclusion devoted to the Virgin. Lepe's primary shoreline is La Antilla, 5 km south of Lepe. Found 5 km upper east of La Antilla and 5 km south of Lepe is the little angling port of El Terron. It has fine perspectives crosswise over to El Rompido and the a nature hold of the Marismas del Rio Piedras.