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Tight urban area, narrow streets and whitewashed houses.
his whitewashed village is on the very perimeter of the Sierra Tejeda Natural Park, close to the head of the Sayalonga valley. It is 576 metres above sea level, has a population of about 600 people, and is well connected. It is a half hour drive down the valley to the coastal motorway near Algorrobo. Three buses ply this route daily, stopping at villages then seaside towns en-route to the province capital of Malaga. Alternatively you can find your own way, crossing the valley to find another route south, or head further into the hills; and there is also access into the spectacular Natural Park. Canillas de Albaida was established by the Arabs – Albaida meant white – and the landmark hilltop church of Santa Ana was built on the site of an ancient mosque. The main square has recently been paved and refurbished and is dominated by the impressive doors, walls and windows of the 16th Century parochial church, Nuestra Señora de la Expectación.
Nowadays Canillas de Albaida is a quiet, easygoing place, with attractive restaurants offering English, Moroccan and, of course, Spanish cuisine, as well as bars with shady terraces where you can relax. Local dishes served here include fennel soup “potaje de hinojos” or the delicious cold almond and garlic soup “ajo blanco”.
Entering the Natural Park via a road that leads away from the top of the village soon brings you to an attractive picnic spot called “La Fabrica de La Luz”. Tables, benches, barbecue areas, fountains and toilets have been provided and you can eat in the pine scented shade enjoying the music of a nearby stream. This spot serves as a base for walkers as there are dozens of attractive routes through the park, from gentle half hour strolls to arduous assaults on “La Maroma”, the highest peak of the Sierra Tejeda at two thousand metres high, which is normally snow-capped in winter.
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The region east of Malaga in the south of Spain is known by the name of La Axarquia .......
White village known as the 'Cornice of the Costa del Sol', a must stop on the Wine Route of the Axarquía region.
White village of the Axarquia, whose ancient tower of the Mosque, is a precious sample of the architecture of the fourteenth century.
White village of the Axarquia, whose ancient tower of the Mosque, is a precious sample of the architecture of the fourteenth century.
White village of the Axarquía, of about 50 inhabitants, its tranquility and enjoyment of the nature becomes palpable in its white streets.
1,300 inhabitants, works in the vineyards and olive groves that surround the town, with its white streets in the sun of Andalusia
Most of them are dedicated exclusively to agricultural work. These include the cultivation of traditional products.
This white village is in the perimeter of the Sierra Tejeda Natural Park, near the head of the Sayalonga Valley.
Capital of the Axarquía, plagued by surprises in its rich heritage. An autochthonous gastronomic offer or a magnificent artistic heritage.
This town, with a population of 1,850 inhabitants, rises on a rock. Piedra incrsuatada in the white houses in its decoration.
This town is very close to a beach of the same name near Rincón de la Victoria and the province of Malaga, Andalusia, with the title of Marquesado.
Trapiche is a small village whose name is the machinery used in the manufacture of sugar and flour that was introduced to the area in 1728.
This small village, with a population of 636 inhabitants, is 175 meters above sea level. Very close to the village of Iznate.
Of Arab origin, it conserves urban structure of steep, sinuous narrow alleys of white houses. With vineyards, olive groves and cereals.
Very close to the village and on its banks flower plantations of olive, almond, lemons and oranges along with large extensions of vineyards.
The local industry is mainly based on agricultural activity that includes olive, almond and citrus crops.
Coveted already in its origins by its important production of oil and raisins of very fine flavor. They emphasize in him the Rock of Iron and the Jump of the Negro.
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Dedicated to the fishing and cultivation of vine, olive and almond trees, which have given way to tourism and horticultural production.
Four kilometers From the village, this course has been designed for all types of players. Par 5 interesting holes in a course with abundant water ....
Its main activity is fishing, with the port of La Caleta being the most important fishing port in the province of Malaga.
On the coast 28 kilometers east of Malaga, on the sun scenic route, avocado, mango, kiwifruit and salad crops.
Cataloged as the first prehistoric and documented town of the Copper Age. Algarrobo Costa and La Mezquitilla are part of the municipality.
Most of them are devoted to construction and agriculture. The village is provided with shops where to buy basic products.
Velez-Malaga, located in the vega of the river that takes its name, is the capital of the Comarca de la Axarquía. Population of 53,000 inhabitants.
Dedicated to agriculture. In the interior zone, trees like Almedros and Higueras and in the coastal zones, cultivation of plants under plastic.
Village of ancient settlements, which preserves its traditions and festivals ... Narrow, winding streets, whitewashed houses, abundance of plants and flowers ....
The beauty of a landscaped environment and the tranquility of a rural environment only half an hour from the coast. A quiet place to live.
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