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What to see in Fuengirola
[toc] Surely you have already heard of this beautiful town in the heart of the Costa del Sol. Fuengirola has more than 75 thousand people and its climate and good temperature is its main attraction. Today from Marbesol we want to tell you about all the things to see in Fuengirola. If you are planning a getaway don't miss our recommendations below. ✅✅ THINGS TO DO IN FUENGIROLA Bathing on the beaches of Fuengirola Another of the things to see in Fuengirola are its beaches, with more than 8 kilometres of beaches that border this municipality in Malaga. In total there are 7 beaches where you can swim. Do you like water sports? You can rent a pedal boat or fly over the water. If you like quieter plans, you can rent a hammock and enjoy the sun's rays. Quieter areas of the beaches of Fuengirola? Carvajal and Torremuelle, if you don't want to walk too far we recommend the train. Visit the Roman archaeological site We have already told you that there are many things to do in Fuengirola. The visit to the archaeological site is free and if you go with children they can get a...
What to see in Marbella 2023
Marbella, oh, what's Marbella got! The city is known worldwide as one of the tourist destinations of the national and international jet set. A place where you can find beaches, parties, exclusive shops, and great luxury is very easy. Today from Marbesol we tell you what to see in Marbella 2023. Where is Marbella? Marbella is located in the south of Spain, specifically in the province of Malaga. Those who have been to Marbella know that there are many things to see beyond what has been described. Today we want to show you what to see in Marbella beyond the luxuries. The city has, fortunately, an old town that still retains its charm of a small town. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khwj00lTLno List of things to see in Marbella What to visit in Marbella? What to see in the old town of Marbella Marbella has one of the most beautiful historical centers in the whole province of Malaga. We recommend that you visit and walk through its cobbled streets, enjoy its white facades and its flower pots. Here you can find craft shops with local products. You can't miss Pantaleon Street, you can enjoy some of the traditional bars in...
Alpujarra Villages
We are sure you've heard of the Alpujarras of Granada. An area of Granada hidden among the spectacular mountains of the Sierra Nevada. An area where you can find rugged landscapes and the highest villages in Spain: Trevelez and Capileira. Did you know that the Alpujarra of Granada was the last refuge for Boabdil and the inhabitants of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada? During the winter, Granada and its province receive thousands of visitors to see the coveted snow, so today we want to tell you about the villages of the Alpujarra that you can't miss if you want to get to know the province of Granada. Villages of the Alpujarra of Granada map: If we had to choose some of the most beautiful villages in the Alpujarra they would probably be the following. Most beautiful villages of the Alpujarra 1. Alpujarra Villages- Lanjarón Probably on any list you look at, Lanjaron, he'll be at the top. Located just 45 km from Granada is a unique space. Its name comes from the Arabs and means "place of springs." As you can imagine, water is the great protagonist of this village in the Alpujarra region of Granada. Here...
What to see in Malaga province
The province of Malaga is one of the 8 Spanish provinces that make up the autonomous community of Andalusia. Thousands of tourists come every year to find places to visit in Malaga and its surroundings. Fortunately, Malaga and its province have many places to enjoy. Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, and Byzantines have all passed through the territory of Malaga and its province, and even the Muslim kingdom lived here. Would you like to go to the sea or to the mountains? Luckily, if you come to visit the province of Malaga or the capital you will be able to find both. Perhaps the best thing about Málaga is its people. Today we tell you about the villages you cannot miss in the province of Málaga, both the coastal villages of Málaga and the inland ones. Málaga villages with a beach Are you thinking of enjoying the sea views? Take a look at the charming villages in Malaga that we suggest you visit during your days of tourism in the province! Enjoy the beaches near Malaga Spain and some of the most beautiful villages in Malaga 1.2 Mijas Mijas is one of the villages in the...
What to see in Benalmadena! 15 unique places 🧐
The Costa del Sol receives tourists all year round thanks, in large part, to its good weather and its fantastic services. Many towns receive thousands of tourists in the province of Malaga. Today we tell you what to see in Benalmadena so that you don't miss anything. Benalmadena has more than 65 thousand inhabitants and a wide tourist offer, offering plans for all ages and tastes. ¿Where is Benalmadena? Benalmadena is a municipality belonging to the province of Malaga. A little history of Benalmadena The municipality is divided into 3 parts: Benalmadena Village, here is the oldest urban nucleus of the city, including its historic center. Arroyo de la Miel, located between the coast and the mountain. Benalmadena Coast, known mainly for the marina of Puerto Marina and its coasts. What to see in Benalmadena village Benalmadena was inhabited for the first time in the Upper Palaeolithic after they came the Phoenicians, Romans and Muslims. In 1456 the Christian conquest of Benalmadena took place. Unfortunately, the city was hit by a strong earthquake in 1680, leaving not a single house standing. Years later the repopulation of the city began. Once you know the parts of the town...
Malaga Christmas: lights and activities 🎄
[toc] Malaga at Christmas There is very little time for Christmas to arrive in Malaga. These dates are lived with a special interest in the city and it receives thousands of people interested in living their festivals and traditions. The capital is full of Christmas markets, workshops, Christmas carols, etc ... to celebrate Christmas in Malaga. What to do at Christmas? Spend Christmas in Malaga Malaga Christmas lights The switching on of the Christmas lights in Malaga is on the 26th of November. The city of Malaga is known throughout Spain for the beauty it takes on at this time of year. The Calle Larios at Christmas time offers a spectacle of light and music that attracts thousands of visitors to enjoy the spectacle. The Christmas lights in Malaga this 2022 will be different and the most beautiful street of the city is full of decorations representing angels. The lighting in Malaga usually changes every year and there are more than 600,000 LED lights on Calle Larios alone. This street is the most famous street in the capital. Lighting Schedule Calle Larios Malaga In 2022 the lights will be on for two hours less per day in order...
What to see in Almeria
Are you thinking of visiting Almeria capital? A city that continues to grow where you can find a multitude of activities and places to visit in Almeria. ✅✅ An area where spectacular landscapes, archaeological remains and some of the most beautiful villages in Spain predominate. Today we show you the best places to see in Almeria so you don't miss anything during your visit. Thanks to its good weather and pleasant temperature throughout the year, Almeria capital is a perfect place to visit during any time of the year. What to see in Almeria capital As you can imagine, there are several tourist places in this city. A city is full of history where you can find some of the most important monuments of the Muslim era in Spain. We start with our visit to Almeria! The Alcazaba of Almeria - Things to do in Almeria It is undoubtedly one of the places to visit in Almeria. Situated at a strategic point of defense, on clear days you can see up to 55 km from the sea. This monument is one of the most impressive ensembles of the medieval period of Al-Andalus. It became the capital...
What to see in Gibraltar. More than the typical places! 🧐
A place to visit in Spain with red cabins? Yes, we are talking about visiting Gibraltar. ✅🧐😎 6,5 km2 where two continents fit! Yes, yes, Europe and Africa. More than 30,000 inhabitants, including Gibraltarians and foreign citizens, make this place unique. As you can imagine from its location and history, a trip to Gibraltar can be a very interesting getaway. You can see Gibraltar in one day or several days, depending on the time you have, but at least these are the places you can't miss. How to get to Gibraltar? Enter Gibraltar Gibraltar is located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, specifically next to the Linea de la Concepcion in Cadiz. It has several points through which to enter Gibraltar. The best way to get to the Rock of Gibraltar is on foot, crossing the border can be a nuisance of queues and time waits. You can park your car in one of the car parks on the Linea de la Concepcion and enter Gibraltar this way. Another way to get there is by plane. Gibraltar airport is one of the smallest in the world. As a curiosity for the traffic at the entrance...
What to see in Granada in two days 2023! 🧐✅
Granada is a city of dreams, full of culture, traditions, and places full of beauty. ✅🧐😎 A city with more than 230 thousand inhabitants that welcomes every year thousands of tourists who want to discover all the charms of Granada. Also, it has all the services so that nearby towns are nourished by the city in daily life. Today we want to make you a list of places to see in Granada in two days. What to see in Granada in two days? 2023 The Alhambra We couldn't start this list of what to see in Granada in two days in a place other than the Alhambra in Granada. It is currently one of the most visited monuments in Spain. A set of palaces, gardens, and fortresses that housed a real citadel within the city of Granada. Don't miss anything! Enjoy every corner of El Generalife, the Palace of Carlos V, the Alcazaba and the Nasrid Palaces. A work of Muslim origin that served as the residence of the Nasrid sultans. In 1984 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Since then, more than 2 million people visit it every year. The Alhambra is...
Welcome to our Tourism blog, where we will dive together into the magic of Andalusia!
We want every visit to our blog to be like chatting with a friend who tells you the best local secrets. Need tips on where to stay, what to try, what to see, or how to get to those hidden places? We are here for you!
Andalusia is a tourist gem, and you will be amazed by the world of possibilities offered by the eight provinces that make it up: Almería, Granada, Málaga, Jaén, Córdoba, Seville, Cádiz, and Huelva. We will make sure you get the most out of all those you decide to visit.
If you decide to hire a car at Málaga Airport, don’t hesitate to read on so that you don’t leave a single corner without visiting.
Are you ready to get to know Andalusia as we Andalusians know it? Let’s get started!
In our blog, we’ll be giving you a taste of what makes each province unique. Imagine starting your journey in Málaga, a city where the sun shines almost every day of the year. Stroll along the beautiful beaches, explore the historic center with its charming streets, and don’t miss the impressive Alcazaba fortress. A delicious meal of fresh seafood by the port and the vibrant nightlife are just the beginning.
From Málaga, a short drive can take you to Granada, home of the stunning Alhambra. This palace and fortress complex is a must-see, with its intricate Islamic architecture and breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Wander through the narrow streets of the Albayzín, the old Moorish quarter, and immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of this enchanting city.
Then there’s Córdoba, where you can marvel at the Mezquita, a unique mosque-cathedral that showcases the blending of Islamic and Christian architecture. Take a leisurely walk through the Jewish Quarter, visit the Alcázar de los Reyes Cristianos, and relax in the beautiful gardens of the city.
And let’s not forget Seville, the capital of Andalusia. Visit the majestic Seville Cathedral and climb the Giralda tower for a panoramic view of the city. Explore the picturesque Plaza de España and the charming neighborhood of Triana, known for its flamenco heritage. Enjoy a boat ride along the Guadalquivir River and savor some tapas in one of the many lively bars scattered throughout the city.
While the major cities of Andalusia are undoubtedly worth visiting, the region is also home to many hidden gems that are waiting to be discovered. Picture yourself driving to Ronda, a picturesque town perched on a cliff, with its iconic Puente Nuevo bridge spanning the deep El Tajo gorge. Or visiting the Doñana National Park, a vast wetland reserve that is a haven for wildlife.
Another hidden gem is the village of Mijas, located in the mountains above the Costa del Sol. With its whitewashed houses, narrow streets, and stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea, Mijas is the perfect place to unwind and soak in the traditional Andalusian charm.
And of course, no trip to Andalusia would be complete without indulging in the local cuisine. Each province has its own culinary specialties, and trying them all is a delicious adventure in itself.
But this is just a glimpse! In the upcoming articles, we’ll delve deeper into each province, sharing detailed guides on what to do, where to eat, and the best places to stay. We’ll also provide practical tips to make your trip smooth and enjoyable, from the best times to visit to how to navigate the local transportation.
Renting a car in Andalusia is one of the best ways to explore all these wonders. If you hire a car at Malaga Airport, you can travel at your own pace, stop whenever a picturesque view catches your eye, and make spontaneous detours to charming villages off the beaten path. With well-maintained roads and scenic routes, driving through Andalusia is an adventure in itself.
So, are you ready to dive deeper into the beauty of Andalusia? Follow our series of articles to uncover all the secrets and tips you need for an unforgettable journey through this enchanting region. Get ready to pack your bags and set off on an Andalusian adventure like no other!
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