7 must-see places to truly say you know Málaga

Málaga is one of the most complete provinces in Spain. To truly say you know it, it’s not enough to have spent a few days on the beach. There are certain places that represent its essence: history, sea, white villages, nature and the Mediterranean lifestyle. These are the 7 must-see places that cannot be missing from your list… take note!

1. Málaga city: history, culture and life by the sea

Málaga city is the heart of the province and one of the cities with the best quality of life in southern Europe.

If you visit Málaga city, these are the essentials you must see:

• The Alcazaba and the Roman Theatre

• The historic centre and Calle Larios

• The port and Muelle Uno

• Museums such as the Picasso or the Pompidou

It is a lively city all year round, ideal both for visiting and enjoying its pleasures temporarily, and for living a lifetime in paradise.

2. Fuengirola: coastal life 365 days a year

Fuengirola is one of the most international towns on the Costa del Sol.

What makes it special are its many wonderful spots, such as:

• Urban beaches and a seaside promenade

• All kinds of restaurants, leisure options and services all year round

• Excellent connections with Málaga and the airport

It is one of the most sought-after areas to live in among foreigners.

3. Mijas Pueblo: Andalusian white charm with Mediterranean views

Mijas Pueblo is one of the most iconic villages in Málaga. Located in the mountains, it combines traditional Andalusian architecture, gastronomy and leisure with spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea, so characteristic of the Costa del Sol.

You can’t miss it because it features:

• Whitewashed streets and flowers

• Panoramic viewpoints

• A peaceful and authentic atmosphere

• Restaurants serving local cuisine

Many visitors discover here a relaxed pace of life that invites them to stay.

4. Nerja: nature, sea and unforgettable views

Located to the east of the province, Nerja is known for its balance between coast and nature.

What makes it so unique:

• The famous Balcón de Europa

• Coves and beaches with crystal-clear waters

• The Nerja Caves

An ideal destination for those seeking tranquillity without isolation, enjoying the Málaga atmosphere at an unhurried pace.

5. Frigiliana: one of the most beautiful villages in Spain

Very close to Nerja lies Frigiliana, considered one of the most beautiful white villages in the country.

You’ll fall in love with it because of:

• Narrow, cobbled streets

• Perfectly preserved Moorish architecture

• Views of the mountains and the sea

It is a place that conveys calm, authenticity and true Andalusian essence.

6. Ronda: history suspended above the Tajo Gorge

Ronda is one of the most impressive towns in Andalusia. Among its must-see landmarks are:

• The Puente Nuevo over the Tajo Gorge

• Its historic old town

• Spectacular landscapes

Visiting Ronda means understanding the history and geography of Málaga in a single place.

7. Marbella: luxury, gastronomy and an international lifestyle

Marbella represents the most sophisticated side of the Costa del Sol, without losing its traditional charm. It stands out for:

• Puerto Banús

• High-end restaurants

• Exclusive beaches

• An old town full of character

A destination that attracts both visitors and residents from all over the world.

Málaga: a place to visit… and to live

These seven destinations showcase the great diversity of Málaga: city, sea, mountains, white villages and a Mediterranean lifestyle. It’s no coincidence that many people who visit the province end up considering living or investing here.

At GR Estates, we help those who fall in love with Málaga take the next step, whether it’s to live, invest or enjoy wonderful stays on the Costa del Sol.

The GR Estates team – The best experiences in Fuengirola

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