Capilerilla is the highest village of La Tahá, an area that includes seven of the ten population centres that still remain within the territory of the old Taha de Ferreyra, which is accessed by one of the most peculiar historical places of the area: the Sangre Ravine called this way for being scenery of a bloody battle during the War of the Alpujarras.

Royal roads, rain tanks, bridges, mills and canals form the patrimony of this district that has also millenarian chestnut trees, almost wild paths, enchanted fountains, old legends still alive and orange streams...

Gastronomy

In this district migas, sausages and jams are cooked and elaborated. Another typical dish is the roasted chestnuts that are usually watered with the wine of the region. Among the desserts the papaviejos stand out.

Museums and monuments

- Church of San Francisco de Paula: The rests of an old temple of great beauty, built in stone work of limestone nature are conserved, whose structure mixed Gothic and Muslim elements. It was demolished in the forties of the XX century. It occupied the surroundings of the present grain warehouse.