Sedella is typical of los pueblos blancos – a jumble of little white houses crowded together on a hillside, with narrow, twisting streets giving sudden views of mountain and sea. Yet, apart from its undeniable prettiness, Sedella is unremarkable. It has nothing to compete with the splendid Mudéjar towers of nearby Salares and Árchez. The only record of its Moorish past are traces of wall painting on the tower house near the church. Sedella's claim to fame is more nebulous.
