Visit the Alcazaba Lagoon, a paradise of turquoise waters.

Where to travel in September

September for many is the month of the return to routine, especially if there are children at home, but for others it is the month of disconnection and in September the weather is still good enough to visit the beach and magical places without the crowds of July and August. Today from Marbesol we want to tell you where to travel in September so you can enjoy a few days of rest to say goodbye to the summer. Here we go! ✅😎 As you may have guessed, we're from the south, where it's warm and you can enjoy the sunshine almost every day of the year, but do you need a list of places to go? We'll tell you the best places to travel in September in Andalusia! Places to visit in Andalusia in September Please note that the order of this list is not in order of importance, as the following places are magical! FRIGILIANA Have you heard of this beautiful village in Malaga? Surely our post about where to travel in September would not be understood without this place. A white village just 6 kilometres from Nerja in the province of Malaga. Frigiliana is one of the most beautiful villages in Malaga, with whitewashed houses, cobbled streets and many things to discover. It has only 3000 inhabitants and that is why it preserves its authenticity. It is well known but not overcrowded and is one of the places…

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 and where Benalmadena is, we will show you what to see in Benalmadena so that your visit will be a success. Uniques places in Benalmadena  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WR-kFVjQfvU Youtube (Ayto. Benalmádena) After watching the video about some of the most beautiful places in Benalmádena we…

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 of a Taifa kingdom and is now free of charge for EU citizens. For visitors from outside the EU, its price is €1.50. This fortress in Almería has a wall located on the heights of the hill of San Cristóbal, thus forming an enclosed…