Malaga, the capital of the Costa del Sol, can be known without spending too much; In fact, there are many activities to do and places to visit that cost nothing. It has been known worldwide for some years for having more than 30 museums and some of them can be visited for free. Table of Content:
Casares is a beautiful white town (yet another one) in the province of Malaga. It has great history, amazing views, lush nature and a delicious cuisine. The municipality stretches out all the way until the coast, with a city centre that is known as ‘Casares Costa’. In this article, we will focus on the town that
Strategically located on Valle del Guadalhorce, to a bare 36km from Malaga is to be found Coin, a charming town known as the vegetable garden of Malaga. Its 22.000 inhabitants live between the Mediterranean sea and the center of Andalusia. Framed between the Sierra de las Nieves and Sierra de Mijas, its soft descent towards the sea
What if we imagined a classic Andalusian white town where tradition and avant-garde art coexisted? What if we added to the Arabic layout of its cobblestone streets, to its secluded squares and its colorful balconies adorned with flowers, dozens of works by contemporary artists from all corners of the planet? It turns out that this place exists,
Antequera is now a World Heritage City. In 2016, UNESCO declared the Sitio de los Dólmenes as such, consisting of three buildings erected more than 6,000 years ago. But this beautiful town, located 50 kms away from Malaga, has much more to offer: the Peña de los Enamorados and the karstic labyrinth of El Torcal are two
It's been 96 years since King Alfonso XIII named it ‘El Caminito del Rey’ (The king’s trail). This walkway that was once dubbed "the most dangerous path in the world" has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in Spain after its restoration. You can buy tour tickets in the official site or here There's a
Nestled at the foot of a national park and a few kilometers from Nerja and the Mediterranean stands Frigiliana, the only town in the province of Málaga that is considered one of the most beautiful in Spain. Lets dive into its small streets and enjoy its gastronomy, discover its handcrafts, visit unique spaces, and possibly, stay there
The city of Ronda is like a dream come true. It looks like a place from another time. It is a city that allows us to discover all the civilizations that passed by. Or a city that makes us learn about myths and legends from bandits travelling all over the mountain range. Ronda’s dream starts in its
