Wine lovers, rejoice. If you didn’t already know, Málaga offers a wide variety of wines that are on par with other Spanish or European regions.
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A spa right on the beach of Málaga that houses a unique restaurant full of history and has overlooked the Mediterranean since 1918.
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As Marvin Gaye used to say… Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.
If you already practice climbing, you’ll know what I’m talking about, but if you’ve never experienced it, you can’t imagine how beneficial climbing is for combating stress and disconnecting!
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the town of Grazalema is one of the famous White Villages of southern Spain and, interestingly, it’s the rainiest town in all of Andalusia
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Popular festivals are a great way to enjoy our leisure time, learn about traditions, and savor the cuisine of the towns in Málaga.
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Located in the center of Malaga, the theater is known for hosting a diverse range of cultural activities that leave culture enthusiasts with nothing to complain about.
Welcome officially to Autumn… Although those of us on the Costa del Sol continue to enjoy sunny days… There’s nothing better than venturing into a forest to marvel at the colors that only Autumn can offer. And here’s the recommendation of the week: “EL BOSQUE DE COBRE” (The Copper Forest).
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La Sauceda is located in Cortes de la Frontera, in an area of the Serranía de Ronda, and it houses the ruins of a legendary forest village, which was the cradle of Andalusian Banditry and also served as a refuge during the civil war.
The Olvera Greenway. A beautiful 36.5 km route that connects the towns of Puerto Serrano and Olvera.
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For those of us who live here, September holds many good things in store. Among them, a particularly beautiful event that we highly recommend: The Festival of the Moorish Moon.
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