Month: May 2013

The almond trees are in full bloom in the province of Malaga in February, and are worth the trip to admire their blossoms. The climate is perfect for them and the trees flourish here, whether they were planted years ago or centuries ago. Sunny Sunday afternoons are perfect for a drive in the country to… Continue reading Almond blossom of Malaga

Spain’s fifth largest city is in the middle of one of the world’s most important tourist destinations The city of Malaga has a special charm which makes it a must on any visitor’s itinerary. Culture, traditions, gastronomy, an enviable climate and the relaxed, hospitable nature of its people serve to consolidate the image of “Paradise… Continue reading Málaga – Capital of the Costa del Sol

The oldest part of the town, called La Ciudad, is perched atop the highest point of the rocky outcrop, while at its feet lies the quarter of San Francisco, also known as El Barrio. On the other side of the Tajo gorge is the new part of the town, a bustling commercial area, referred to… Continue reading The town of the Tajo

Cordoba, the Andalusian city steeped in history and not just one, but many cultures, has a unique character which charms its thousands of visitors. After being a patrician colony of Hispania in the Roman empire, the city later became the independent emirate of Al Andalus, when the Moors ruled over Andalucía. Their presence can still… Continue reading Córdoba, the city of the caliphs