The villages of Malaga
If you are planning to visit the villages of Malaga, either those rocked by the waters of the Mediterranean or those hidden among the forests of the highlands, here is a list of the most beautiful and typical villages of Malaga.
Nerja - the balcony of Europe
Only 20 minutes from La Zenaida Luxury Rentals.
Start to get to know this coastal town of Malaga by visiting the Balcon de Europa, which offers incredible views of the Mediterranean from its privileged location between the beaches of Calahonda and El Salón.
During your stay in this town, you can't miss the famous Nerja Caves. They are 42,000 years old and have the largest stalactite in the world. Here you will also find a museum where you will find all the information about them.
Frigiliana
Only 20 minutes from La Zenaida Luxury Rentals.
Frigiliana is one of the most beautiful white villages in Malaga. Strolling through the winding streets full of whitewashed houses that make up its old town is an experience that will make you understand why it is considered a Historic-Artistic Site.
Ronda
Artists and writers such as Ernest Hemingway, Orson Wells, Rafael Alberti or García Lorca have fallen in love with Ronda. And it is not surprising, because this town in Malaga breathes beauty on all four sides. In fact, it is considered a Historic-Artistic Site and one of the most important villages in Malaga.
The architectural heritage of the city is so extensive and diverse that we can consider Ronda as a true open-air museum. To begin with, you will find one of the most characteristic images of Ronda at the New Bridge that crosses the Guadalevín river.
Mijas
Mijas is located very close to Malaga, and is divided into 3 different urban centers: Mijas Pueblo (the typical white village of the area), Mijas Costa (the most industrial and commercial area) and the coastal nucleus of La Cala.
Marbella
Marbella is a city you cannot fail to see and enjoy. Its range of leisure activities and its historical, artistic, and natural heritage are so extensive that it is well worth a visit.
