Maracena

Maracena history goes back to the etymology of the name, in Roman instances. In the 1970s changed into discovered inside the municipality, in Caseria Titos, a tablet with a Latin inscription dating back to the 2nd century. Under Muslim rule in Maracena was born one of the maximum well-known Arab leaders, Hamdum ibn Sawar, who had built a watchtower at the hill of La Sabika, Maracena is a municipality located in the province of Granada, Spain. According to the 2005 census, the metropolis has a populace of 18819 population.

It is placed inside the relevant part of the Vega de Granada, being one of the fifty-two entities that make up the metropolitan place of Granada. It borders the municipalities of Peligros, Pulianas, Granada, Atarfe and Albolote. Other nearby cities are Pulianillas and Monteluz. The Granada metro, scheduled to open in 2014, will provide the town with a mild metro hyperlink to relevant Granada. Where today stand Bermejas Torres. Some centuries later, the Aragonese king Alfonso, reached Maracena. In Maracena took also location the war of the Higuerela, Before the Catholic Monarchs reconquered Granada.