The House the Turner II is newly built, is surrounded by chestnut trees and cork oaks, built with stone from the ground and Arab tile, retaining the traits and the typology of the old buildings of the place. It was inaugurated in 2006 and commissioned for rural tourism with the CR-HU-100 number. It has an area of 204 m2 on two floors with roof timbers and girders of chestnut.
Throughout the House is installed with heating in the soil, through radiant folio, which gives a pleasant feeling of well-being. Also it is equipped with centralized aspiration installation.
abroad and next to the House is enabled an area for the barbecue under the shade of the chestnut trees, where you can taste the delicious products of the Iberian pig, typical of the area. Wide parking area.
is located about 300 meters from the House the Turner I with which it shares the pool
enters directly in the living room, with fireplace of stone to the Fund and to the right is the staircase that gives access to the first floor. On this floor there is a lounge to enjoy peace of mind reading.
consists of five bedrooms, three on the ground floor and two in the first. Each of them with two beds individual with headboards of wood, wardrobe, bedside tables and writing desk, direct ventilation to the outside and under sheets and blankets.
wide kitchen fully furnished in wood, with ceramic hob, microwave, washing machine, refrigerator, dishwasher and all necessary utensils for works perfectly.
Three bathrooms complete, two of them with bathtub and one with shower prepared for handicapped persons, still including towels.Aracena this
located in the North of the province of Huelva and it is a tourist destination par excellence, presided over by the Hill of the Castle (1) above which rise the ruins of the old Fort, which was built by the Templars on a former Muslim fortress, between the centuries XIII and XV. The enclosure is rectangular defended by seven towers. In good state of preservation is the Church Prioral del Castillo (00) which highlights the Tower of homage of Mudejar style, where we can appreciate a front decorated with panels of tsebka, imitating the Giralda of Seville and three naves with choir and atrium at the foot of Gothic style.
Under the Hill of the castle is La Gruta de Las Maravillas (2). Popular tradition tells us that a pastor who was looking for a lost sheep and that at the sight of formations was the name of Pozo de Las Nieves, name that currently has the street where the entry discovered it.
la Gruta de Las Maravillas receives its first tourist visits in 1914. It has a distance of 1,200 metres. visitable, starting with the Hall of shells; from this comes a gallery to get into the Hall of the diamonds and the room of the Manila shawls, highlighting the flows of different colors. From here we come to the great Lake, and from this, for a few hundred steps, we reached the Cathedral, which is the largest of the lounges and where are the thicker cavity columns. We continue along the Lake of the Sultana (3), the Hall of emeralds and the glassware of God (4) where we went down to the chickpeas and this room into the Hall of the nudes and along the shore of a huge Lake reached the output with one-hour on its way.

Aracena has a monumental heritage of the first order as:

CABILDO DE ARACENA (5)
* is a building of the sixteenth century of quadrangular in two heights where he was the former Town Hall and the municipal Depot, highlighting its cover made in 1565 by Hernán Ruiz. It is currently occupied by the Centre of interpretation of the Natural Park.
Hermitage of SAN PEDRO (6)
* was built in the 15th century of Mudejar style with the mission to christianize the Moriscos who lived in the neighborhood.
Church of our Lady of the assumption (7)
• building of Renaissance architecture began to be built in the 15th century (1.478) finishing his work on the century XXl (2008). It consists of three naves, divided into five sections. In the ceiling you can see beautiful vaults baidas on slender pillars with half columns on their foreheads.
Hermitage of SANTO DOMINGO (8)
* Mudejar Gothic building with Renaissance influence of the 15th century, was assigned to Dominican convent in 1.570. It consists of three naves its pillars supporting arches pointed with alfiz. This temple is dedicate first to hospital in San Sebastian.
Open Air Museum of SCULPTURE (9)
* This museum is dedicated to works of Pepe Noja. Opened in 1985 in the vicinity of St. Peter's square, today it distributes through several adjacent streets with 34 works by numerous artists.
Museum of ham and the IBERIAN pig (10)
* tells the tour through the whole process of the ham, from the pork in the woodlands to the maturation of hams in cellars of la Sierra.
Church of SANTA CATALINA (11)
* ancient Jewish synagogue from the 16th century, became of the Carmelites at the end of the century, while its architecture formed by transverse arches forming ships in four tranches.
Church of EL CARMEN (12)
* built in the sixteenth century was the richest of Aracena, 1.597 convent. It was seat of the Chair of Latinidad founded by Arias Montano, passing a County prison. Currently it is subsidiary of the parish Nuestra Señora de la Asunción.

SURROUNDINGS on the outskirts of Aracena can find typical villages with white houses and cobbled streets, as Jabugo (13), cradle of Iberian ham, where the rally of the ham has been held since 2003 and in the months of March-April every two years is organised a cooked macro with a total weight of 2,000 kg.
Alájar (14), with its Peña de Arias Montano, theologian and scholar who lived in la peña in the sixteenth century. It celebrates the most massive pilgrimage of the sierra on September 8.
Almonaster la Real (15), of Arab origin which highlights its mosque built in the early 10th century and main focus of the Conference of Islamic culture where are conducted arábigo-andaluza and Andalusian classical music concerts.
and other so many as Cortegana, Zufre, Linares of the Sierra peaks over, etc.

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