In a privileged enclave in Andalusia's southeast, at the western coast of the province Huelva, Isla Cristina lies. His origin is young nature and is century in the second half of the XVIII, as mainly fishers from the Mediterranean area, Catalan and Levantines itself at this coast, about itself the sardines and tuna catch, to dedicate salting from the fish and the saline extraction, settled, all activity that amounts an important part of the local economy still today. After the earthquake in Lisbon 1755, the final settlement Real Isla de la Higuerita was built as she was named originally.

The city stretches to the sea with wide Avenidas, parks and boardwalks to. Their streets have ready surprises with each step. In the old part of town, there is to discover building monuments, like the church - Ntra. Sra. de los Dolores, in the middle of the 18 century of the Andalusia diocesan style builds the Paseo de las Flores, promenades a place the locals on him and itself at the multiplicity of flowers, that gave his name to the place, enjoys. "Paseo de las Palmeras" is one of the most important and most beautiful, historic pedestrian streets of the city.