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Hiking routes in Malaga

Hard times, perhaps tired of the beach and summer. Now in the autumn you may want to go on another type of hiking route in Malaga. Do you like nature? Do you want to know some places to disconnect from a hard day? Many people think that Malaga is only sun and beach, but this land offers much more. Its unquestionable taste for gastronomy, its culture and its natural landscapes have become the perfect place to live. Today from Marbesol we tell you about some of the best trails in Malaga 😎: 5 hiking routes in Malaga Monte de Gibralfaro Route (hiking in Malaga city): Do you know this mountain located in the centre of the city of Malaga? Mount Gibralfaro is 130 metres above sea level and is perfect for a walk. It is covered by a pine and eucalyptus forest. Do you want to enjoy beautiful views of Malaga? At the top you will find a beautiful viewpoint next to the castle that also receives its name. It is a paved route so it will not cost you too much to climb, it will take you approximately 20 to 30 minutes. El Agujero Dam and Reservoir Route (hiking in Malaga): Surely you have heard of this place by now. At present, the dam is in disuse. Today this area has remained for the lovers of hiking in Malaga. The area also has a well-known restaurant. It is a…

The 10 best things to do in Malaga

The capital of the Costa del Sol is one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. Malaga, more than 300 days of sunshine a year and endless things to do and see in Malaga. There are plans for all tastes and depending on the time you are here you can adapt them. Today we want to tell you the list of the 10 best things to do in Malaga so that you can enjoy your stay to the fullest. Best things to see in Malaga Calle Larios If this is your first time in the capital it is, without doubt, one of the best things to do in Malaga. Larios Street is the most famous street in the whole city and there you can find shops and restaurants. One of the liveliest areas of the capital. Mi viaje Enjoy some good Espetos   If the city is known for anything, it's for its famous spits. You're only in the capital for one day? You can't miss this gift from the sea. We advise you to go to the area of El Palo, you can find some rich skewers for much less than you imagine. In some chiringuitos, they even have this dish for 2 euros. We had already told you that there are many things to do and see in Malaga! Yo soy mujer  Visit the Alcazaba of Malaga  It was built in the 11th century on the site of…

The highest villages in Malaga that you should visit

Do you want to know which are the highest villages in Malaga? ✅ Do you want to discover the history behind them? ✅ We show you the Top 5 villages of Malaga that you must visit. The villages of Malaga are famous for their white houses, their narrow streets and their gastronomy. Malaga offers a great variety of villages, both coastal and mountainous that are worth visiting. In this post, we want to focus on the second group and talk about the 5 highest mountainous villages in Malaga, ranked from the highest to the lowest in altitude. Source: malaga.es The 5 highest villages in Malaga These are the 5 highest villages in Malaga that you can not miss: The highest village in Malaga: Alfarnate Alfarnate is the highest village in Malaga, at 886 meters above sea level. However, the village streets are not too steep, as it is situated on a large plain area surrounded by the mountains of “Sierra de Camarolos”, “Sierra del Jobo”, “Puerto de los Alazores”, “Sierra de Alhama” and “Sierra de Enmedio”. Alfarnate is also one of the most beautiful Moorish towns in the province of Malaga. Its name comes from the Arabic word “Al-Farnat”, which means "flour mill", thanks to the fact that in the 10th century, Alfarnate was a popular area for its flour production. From Alfarnate's gastronomy, we can highlight traditional dishes such as “migas”, “morrete” (scramble potatoes and mushrooms with sauce), “cachorreñas soup”,…