Tag: White Villages

Popular Gastronomic Festivals in Malaga in March

By: Malaga.us

Discover with us the most popular Gastronomic Festivals in Malaga in March. This month’s events will take you to the inland white villages. These villages of Moorish origin are located in the mountain ranges of Malaga, such as the Guadalhorce Valley, Serrania de Ronda and the Axarquia, with the highest peaks of the province. Combine […]

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Gastronomic Festivals in Malaga in February

By: Malaga.us

Discover with us the Gastronomic Festivals in Malaga in February. We never tire of saying it, winter as such does not exist in Malaga. Although it is true that it is usually the coldest month, the mountain ranges protect the province from the cold north winds. And while the rest of Europe is still under […]

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Gastronomic Festivals in Malaga in November

By: Malaga.us

Discover our beautiful counties during the popular gastronomic festivals in Malaga in November. Visiting inland villages are an excellent opportunity to savour the gastronomy, folklore, culture and history of Malaga. Many of the gastronomic festivals are declared of Tourist Singularity. We leave you below the monthly agenda, so that you don’t miss the opportunity to […]

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Gastronomic Events in Malaga in September

By: Malaga.us

As you will discover below, there is a large number of Gastronomic Events in Malaga in September, the traditional harvest month. These traditional gastronomic festivals are an excellent opportunity to discover the inland villages, their customs and people, and the local seasonal produce. If you are in Malaga and the Costa del Sol in September, […]

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Gastronomic events in Malaga in Spring

By: Malaga.us

Discover these delicious Gastronomic events in Malaga in spring! Many people come to the Costa del Sol in search of beach and relaxation, true. But you can’t really miss the many gastronomic wonders and the typical villages of Malaga. Away from the coast, there you can literally savour typical local gastronomy, tradition and folklore. Moreover, […]

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The Andalusian white villages

By: Malaga.us

In these lands the Celts, Iberians and Romans settled, although the most notable trace was undoubtedly left by the Arabs. Their legacy is present in the stony streets with a scent of jasmine. Strolling along the White Villages is travelling in time through routes with fortresses, crossing a unique natural environment: the parks of Grazalema and the Alcornocales. In the provinces of Cadiz and Malaga, hidden between the mountains, are the picturesque White Villages. Its name is due to the custom of its neighbours to whitewash the houses and its location, to the need of protecting themselves against the enemies of yesteryear. This way they have remained immune over the years.

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