2025 Mijas Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

On the way to Mijas Pueblo from autovía A-7 you can go and see the summer 2022 forest fire site. The forest fire itself was a tragic accident, a sad thing that highlighted the heat and dryness of the summer 2022. Anyway the fire fighters were very quick and efficient and managed to extinguish the fire amazingly quickly. What’s left is the area where the nature is gaining the control again and it’s amazing. It shows to the visitor that a fire is not the end - it’s the beginning of a new life as well for the nature. Somehow walking on those paths made me think how much I really value the untouched nature. The slight smell of smoke can still be sensed and the views are amazing where green, orange and black together form an amazing view to the nature. I never hope anything like this to happen anymore but it’s a place to visit indeed. You can access the site from the route A-368 quite exactly one kilometer before Mijas Pueblo. The road to the parking to Cartera Los Arenales can sometimes be closed but using that parking area is the most convenient way to access the site. You can also visit the cartera at the same time. #naturalwonders #costadelsol #malaga #spain

The Quarry of Los Arenales in Mijas is a spectacular place to see. It used to be a quarry years before but the transition to a site with outdoor usage value started around year 2000. There was more than 7000 trees planted at the site around 2007. As a result the old industrial area was transformed to a place where people can go walking and do sports. Many hiking paths of Sierra Mijas start of end there at the parking area of the cantera. There was a huge forest fire in summer 2022 just near the quarry and the surrounding forests were destroyed very largely. Luckily due to firefighters fighting the fire successfully and also the isolated nature of the quarry site, it remained mainly intact. But around the site it’s a different story. Cantera los Arenales is a popular biking site. You can access the site from the road A-368 just about one kilometer before Mijas Pueblo. But the road to the site from costa del sol will be uphill so prepare yourself with drink and enough food. #malaga #costadelsol #spain #naturalwonders

The white town situated on the side of a mountain (something I can look at every night) is well worth a visit when in and around Malaga! It’s super pretty and the views are unbelievably stunning! Showing all the way down the mountain into the coastline stretching for miles either side! On a good day the views will show you Africa, but closer to home, Marbella one side and Malaga the other! There are cute little shops and restaurants throughout the town with the opportunity to see the donkeys! Parking is 1€ which is perfect! Shortly at the top of the town are several walking routes if you bring your hiking trainers! One of which I have completed. 4 to go! 🚶🏻‍♂️🥾

Even though it’s nowadays considered unacceptable and too cruel, the bullfighting is undeniably an important part of the Spanish history. The country is full of mostly discontinued bullfight arenas. Mijas is no different. The bullfight arena of Mijas was built in 1900 and is located in the center of Mijas Pueblo just next to the local church in the hills of the coastal mountains at an altitude of 430 meters above the sea level. The arena is nowadays a museum and the entrance is via the souvenir shop in the building. Tickets are fairly cheap and only cost 3 euros per person. Inside the building it’s easy to feel the old times. It’s easy to imagine the arena full of people and the noisy bullfight. I recommend you to visit Mijas Pueblo if you’re visiting Costa del Sol area in Spain. You can access Mijas Pueblo from Fuengirola by car or taxi in about 15 minutes. It’s also conveniently located near the highway AP-7. There’s a big public parking at the center which I recommend you to use. Otherwise finding a parking is very difficult. #mijas #costadelsol #spain #bullfight #urbanexplorer #historicculture#culturalattractions

Lovely little day trip up to mijas recently with wife and mother lovely little shopping experience to have. Lovely Spanish shops and cafes to enjoy and some stunning views down on to Costa Del Sols sea front. Definitely enjoyed this experience will be going again the next time I visit Costa Del Sol with my wife and parents. We certainly had a lovely time when we went to Mijas

#JulyTravelSupport Do you know Mijas, a small city in the Andalusian region? Mijas is known as the White Village. The buildings throughout the village are white, and the unique wall flowerpot decorations make it even prettier.🤍 Mijas is so beautiful that every alley is a photo spot..! ✔️Mijas Checklist 1. View from the Mirador del Paseo de la Muralla observatory 2. Visit the bullfighting ring at Plaza de Toros de Mijas and buy souvenirs🐂 3. Take your time eating Iberico meat at Restaurante La Reja. Steak House 4. Shop for various dishes & flower pots Among the places I've traveled recently, southern Spain is the best..🤍 #TravelPlan #OverseasTravel #SpainTravel #SouthernSpain #Spain #Mijas #spain #mijas #spaintrip #EuropeTravel #europetrip

#mediterraneanvibes 📍 Address: Andalusia, Southern Spain (borders Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean) Andalusia is a vibrant region rich in history, culture, and stunning landscapes—from the sun-kissed Mediterranean beaches of Costa del Sol to the majestic Sierra Nevada mountains and Moorish architecture in cities like Granada, Seville, and Córdoba. Experience flamenco rhythms, delicious tapas, and a warm Mediterranean lifestyle. ✨ Tips: • Explore the Alhambra in Granada for breathtaking Moorish art and gardens. • Stroll Seville’s old town and visit the Giralda Tower and Plaza de España. • Relax on Mediterranean beaches like Marbella, Nerja, and Almería. • Try local Andalusian cuisine: gazpacho, jamón ibérico, and fresh seafood. • Visit in spring or early autumn for pleasant weather and fewer crowds. #Andalusia #CostaDelSol #Alhambra #Flamenco #MediterraneanVibes #SpanishCulture #Granada #Seville #BeachLife #TravelSpain#trip #familytrip #localguides #historicallandmarks

#June Travel Support Fund Spain is the number one travel destination in Europe. It's my Nth visit, but it's always new and good..💛 1. There weren't many people at the time of the signature sunset at Malagueta Beach, so I was able to take pictures when there was no one around. 2. The morning in Malaga Old Town is lively itself! 3. Two sky cows at Malagueta Beach 4. 9:30 PM in Malaga is unbelievably pretty. 5. Swimming in Nerja Beach, the balcony of Europe - 6. Sangria with a view of Nerja Beach is really sweet❣️ 7. Walking through the flower market in the park, an incredibly refreshing morning 8. Benalmadena, a small but quiet and beautiful town 9. Colomares Castle, full of the spirit of Columbus 10. Mijas, the Santorini of Spain, where my favorite city seemed to change🤍 This trip to Spain ended successfully - Let's organize it one by one and post it, and where's next..!?🧡 📍Malaga 📍Nerja 📍Benalmadena 📍Mijas #SouthernSpainTravel #TravelPlan #EuropeTravel #OverseasTravel #SpainTravel #Malaga #MalagaTravel #SpainTravelDestination #Spain #Mijas #Nerja #MalagaSuburbs #spain #spaintravel #malaga #spaintrip #nerja #mijas #europetrip

【Opening】 In the sunny paradise of southern Spain—Andalusia's Costa del Sol, 300 days of sunshine, endless golden beaches, whitewashed hilltop villages, and the azure Mediterranean weave an intoxicating tapestry. This is Europe's favorite holiday destination and your secret escape from the everyday. 🌊 【Must-Experience】The Lazy Charm and Vibrant Energy of Costa del Sol 1. **Málaga** Stroll through Picasso's hometown, feel the artistic DNA at the Picasso Museum, and climb to Gibralfaro Castle for panoramic views of the port and city. At dusk, sip sangria on La Malagueta Beach as the sunset paints the Mediterranean red. 2. **Mijas** Get lost in this pristine white cliffside village, ride donkeys through flower-lined alleys, and snap postcard-perfect photos from the lookout points with endless sea and sky. 3. **Marbella** Discover Puerto Banús, the glamorous marina loved by the wealthy, where yachts, luxury boutiques, and palm-lined avenues define the "European Miami." In the old town's Orange Square, orange trees and Moorish-style architecture hide Andalusia's timeless charm. 4. **Nerja** Explore the Balcón de Europa, where transparent sapphire waters crash beneath the cliffs, and nearby Cueva de Nerja caves hide prehistoric paintings. 5. **Sun and Surf Extravaganza** Laze on the beaches of Fuengirola or Torremolinos, or ignite your holiday with adrenaline—try surfing or windsurfing. 🍽️ 【Andalusian Feast for the Senses】 - **Espetos de Sardinas**: Charcoal-grilled sardine skewers, the smoky essence of Málaga's beaches. - **Gazpacho**: Chilled tomato soup, summer's salvation. - **Berenjenas con Miel**: Fried eggplant drizzled with honey, a magical sweet-and-savory snack. - **A glass of Fino sherry**: Paired with tapas, lightly tipsy in the coastal breeze. 🧡【Tips】Travel Essentials Best time: April–October (summer is lively; spring/autumn are more comfortable). Hidden gem: From Costa del Sol, reach Granada's Alhambra or Ronda's cliffside town in just 1 hour—perfect for exploring Andalusia's highlights. ✨ The magic of Costa del Sol? It’s always more vibrant than you imagine. By day: Sun, sand, and the swirl of flamenco skirts. By night: The aroma of paella and starlit harbors. Ready to fall into this golden dream?

#cityplaybook Mijas, one of Andalusia’s beloved white villages, feels like something out of a postcard. Nestled in the hills above the Costa del Sol, this charming town is a maze of narrow streets, blooming balconies, and dazzling white walls that reflect the southern sun. Every corner is photogenic—from flower pots popping with color to tile details underfoot. I wandered slowly through town, letting the path take me where it wanted. At the edge of the village, I found the small bullring and a mirador overlooking the Mediterranean. The view? Endless blue skies melting into sea. Nearby, I visited Ermita de la Virgen de la Peña, a tiny chapel carved directly into the rock. Peaceful and cool inside, it’s the kind of hidden spot that makes you pause. Oh—and yes, the donkey taxis were real! Lined up near the entrance, they added a quirky, old-world touch to an already memorable day. Why I recommend Mijas: ・It’s the perfect blend of beauty and quiet—ideal for slow, scenic wandering ・Every step offers something new: views, charm, and a little bit of magic 📍Mijas, Andalusia, Spain #Mijas #Andalusia #SpainTravel #WhiteVillages #CostaDelSol #SlowTravel #HiddenSpain #DonkeyTaxis #CharmingViews #CityGuide

#April Travel Support Fund Mijas is a traditional white village located in the Malaga Province of Andalusia, Spain, and is a popular tourist destination where you can enjoy the Mediterranean Sea and mountains at the same time. Location: Approximately 30 minutes by car from Malaga, Andalusia, southern Spain Atmosphere/Facilities: Narrow streets, white limestone buildings, flamenco performance halls, donkey taxis, souvenir shops, etc. Key Points: A white village with traditional Andalusian architecture Located on the side of a mountain, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and the coastal city of Fuengirola Donkey taxis (burro taxis) are a representative attraction Rich cultural heritage with bullrings, museums, small churches, etc. Average price per person: Expect to pay around €15-30 including souvenir shopping, food, etc. Rating: Very highly rated by travelers due to its photogenic spots and traditional atmosphere A charming resort town where mountains and sea, tradition and modernity come together.

#April Travel Support Fund Mijas Village is a white village (Pueblo Blanco) located in Malaga Province, Andalusia, Spain. It is a traditional tourist destination located at the foot of a mountain overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Location: At the foot of a mountain near Malaga, Andalusia, Spain Atmosphere/Facilities: Traditional white-walled buildings, narrow and winding alleys, donkey taxis (bururo taxis), small squares and cafes Key Points: The typical white village scenery of southern Spain, wide-open Mediterranean views, artistic atmosphere combined with quiet rural scenery Average Price Per Person: Free admission, small expenses such as souvenirs and meals Rating: 4.3/5 Many travelers are satisfied with its quiet charm and scenery, and it is also a popular photo spot The view of Mijas Village and the coastline from the hilltop creates a peaceful and exotic atmosphere unique to this region.

⁡ Andalusia, southern Spain To Mijas pueblo, famous for its white villages 🤍 ⁡ About an hour (about 30km) by bus from Malaga. ⁡ A small village lined with picturesque white-walled houses. The white walls reflect sunlight and prevent the inside of the buildings from getting too hot even in the scorching sun of Andalusia. ⁡ The white walls are regularly repainted to maintain their beauty! #Traveling Abroad #Mijas #mijas

Mijas🇪🇸 in southern Spain, Andalusia. Mijas, with its rows of white-walled buildings built to soften the summer sun, is also known as the "white village." You can also take a day trip from Barcelona✨ As the name suggests, it is a very atmospheric town with a white base. It also feels sophisticated. Just walking around lifts your spirits🌞. The view from the mountain is also wonderful, and you can spend a peaceful time⏳. Mijas is a town full of individuality, and is recommended as a tourist spot that is not often seen! #Mijas #Spain #Andalusia

Hey friends! The Qingming Festival holiday is here. Want to explore the classic sights of Spain and Portugal and experience the world's cultural heritage? Check out this immersive 7-day itinerary for a Spain-Portugal tour, and get ready to experience the beauty of both countries! / Spain-Portugal Tour: Discover the unique charm of the Iberian Peninsula! 🌍 From the passionate flamenco of Spain to the Atlantic coast of Portugal, history and culture intertwine. 🏰 Enjoy the brilliance of the two pearls of Southwest Europe! 🌟 / 🎉Itinerary: Explore Spain and Portugal, discover the classics! Day 1️⃣: Start your Spanish adventure! First, visit the magnificent Plaza de España and experience the rich Spanish atmosphere. Then stroll to Plaza Mayor and admire the historic buildings. Afterwards, head to the Royal Palace of Madrid to explore the former glory of the Spanish royal family. In the afternoon, take a leisurely walk in Puerta del Sol and stop by Plaza de la Cibeles to experience its unique charm. Finally, visit the Almudena Cathedral and feel the solemnity and sacredness of religious culture. This day's itinerary covers the essence of Madrid! Day 2️⃣: Start your Barcelona journey! First stop, the Columbus Monument, to trace the legendary story of the explorer. Then stroll along La Rambla and experience the prosperity and vitality of Barcelona. Finally, visit the magnificent Sagrada Família and appreciate the magnificence and mystery of architectural art. Day 3️⃣: Head to Valencia and visit the Plaza del Ayuntamiento to feel the political pulse of the city. Then visit the Valencia Cathedral and appreciate the solemnity and beauty of religious architecture. In the afternoon, go to the City of Arts and Sciences to explore the wonderful fusion of technology and art. Day 4️⃣: Arrive in Granada and visit the mysterious Alhambra, experiencing the unique charm of Moorish culture. Then embark on a hiking trail, admire the charming natural scenery, and enjoy the pleasure of hiking. Day 5️⃣: Start your Ronda journey and experience the charm of this ancient city. Then head to Seville to visit the Seville Cathedral and the Alcázar of Seville, experiencing the religious and royal culture of the Andalusia region. In the afternoon, stroll through María Luisa Park and enjoy the peace and tranquility. Finally, climb the Torre del Oro, overlooking the beautiful scenery of Seville, and end a fulfilling day. Day 6️⃣: Start your Lisbon journey! First, come to Cabo da Roca and experience the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean. Then visit the Belém Tower and the Padrão dos Descobrimentos, tracing the maritime history of Portugal. In the afternoon, visit the Jerónimos Monastery and appreciate Portugal's unique architectural style. Finally, come to Praça de D. Pedro IV and experience the prosperity and vitality of Lisbon. Day 7️⃣: Conclude your Toledo journey! First, visit the ancient city of Toledo and experience the ancient charm of this World Heritage city. Then visit the Alcázar of Toledo and appreciate the grandeur and solidity of the medieval castle. End your pleasant Spain-Portugal tour and return home with wonderful memories! / Things to note: - March weather🌦️: The weather in Spain and Portugal in March is mild, but it rains a bit more, so remember to bring an umbrella and a warm coat! - Airport transportation🚗: Madrid and Barcelona airports have convenient transportation. You can choose the subway, bus, or taxi to get to the city center. - Souvenir prices💰: Spanish leather goods and Portuguese porcelain are good choices, reasonably priced, and suitable as souvenirs. - Visa information📃: You need to apply for a Schengen visa to travel to Spain and Portugal. Prepare the required materials in advance to ensure a smooth trip. / ✨️Spain-Portugal tour, a journey for both body and soul, leaving unforgettable memories! Join a group tour for a hassle-free departure and a wonderful time!✨️

A 7-day tour with old friends in Spain and Portugal, with a selection of classic routes, visits to world cultural heritage sites, and a leisurely schedule, so that even the elderly can enjoy the trip easily, come and experience it together! 🛣️Route suggestions DAY1: Wandering around Lisbon Explore the beautiful scenery and rich history of Lisbon, the capital of Portugal. DAY2: Toledo Ancient City - Toledo Alcazar Castle Immerse yourself in the ancient charm of the ancient city of Toledo and climb up to the Alcázar Castle to overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire city. DAY3: Madrid city tour Visit Plaza de España and Plaza Mayor, see the Royal Palace of Madrid, stroll through Puerta del Sol, feel the tranquility of Plaza de la Pillar, and explore the mystery of the Church of Our Lady of Pilar. DAY4: Barcelona Exploration Visit the Columbus Monument, stroll along Las Ramblas, and admire the majestic architecture of the Sagrada Familia. DAY5: Valencia and City of Arts and Sciences Visit the Plaza Mayor, see Valencia Cathedral, and explore the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences. DAY6: Granada trip See the Moorish architecture of the Alhambra and experience the natural beauty of hiking trails. DAY7: Seville and Ronda style Explore the historic city of Ronda, visit the Seville Cathedral and Royal Palace, stroll through the Maria Luisa Park, and admire the ancient charm of the Golden Tower. Must-see attractions: ✨ Royal Palace of Madrid ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍 Address: C. de Bailén, s/n, 28071 Madrid, Spain ⏰ Opening hours: January 7-March 31 Monday-Saturday 10:00-18:00; Sunday 10:00-16:00 🕰️ Play time: 1-2 hours The Royal Palace of Madrid is magnificent and exquisite, and the activities are peaceful and pleasant, suitable for old friends to leisurely appreciate history and art. 💫 Alhambra Palace ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍 Address: Calle Real de la Alhambra, s / n, 18009 Granada, Spain ⏰ Opening hours: January 2 - March 31 Monday - Thursday, Sunday 08:30-18:00; Friday - Saturday extended to 21:30 🕰️ Play time: 3-5 hours Explore historic sites, admire panoramic views of the city, and visit exquisite sights like the Courtyard of the Lions, especially if you're traveling with a friend. 🏰 Royal Alcazar of Seville ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍 Address: Casco Antiguo, 41004 Seville, Spain ⏰ Opening hours: January 7-March 28 09:30-18:00 🕰️ Play time: 2-4 hours Visit the Spanish royal palace, admire the unique architecture, check in at the filming location of "Game of Thrones", and travel back in time between history and film and television. 💒 Seville Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍 Address: Av. de la Constitución, s/n, 41004 Sevilla, Spain ⏰ Opening hours: February 3rd - December 31st, Monday to Saturday 11:00-18:00; Sunday 14:30-19:00 🕰️ Play time: 1-2 hours Visit the cathedral and its bell tower, admire the Gothic architecture and religious art treasures, and take a spiritual journey. Tips for visiting: 💶 You should compare the prices of local specialties from different stores, as prices in Spain and Portugal are different~ 🍽️ Taste the local cuisine, paella and tapas are not to be missed! ✈️ Plan your airport transportation in advance, buses and subways are very convenient~ 🌞 Pay attention to sun protection and moisturizing, the sunshine in Spain and Portugal is very bright! 💡 There are many thieves, please keep your personal belongings safe! Travel to Spain and Portugal and enjoy the exotic customs, history, culture and natural beauty. Don’t hesitate, bring your travel guide and set off!

This carefully planned seven-day itinerary will take you to explore the unique charm of Spain and Portugal. Come and take a look! 🛣️Itinerary: D1: Lisbon Explore charming Lisbon and experience the unique charm of Portugal's capital. D2: 📍Toledo Ancient City -> Toledo Alcazar Castle Visit the historic old city of Toledo and the majestic Alcázar, where the past and the present meet. D3: 📍Plaza de España -> Plaza Mayor -> Royal Palace of Madrid -> Puerta del Sol -> Plaza del Sacro Pillar -> Church of Our Lady of Pilar Travel through Madrid's many landmarks and experience the city's prosperity and cultural heritage. D4: 📍Columbus Monument -> Las Ramblas -> Sagrada Familia Visit the Columbus Monument, stroll along Las Ramblas, and finally visit the magnificent Sagrada Familia to experience the unique flavor of Barcelona. D5: 📍 Plaza Mayor -> Valencia Cathedral -> City of Arts and Sciences In Valencia, visit the Plaza Mayor and the Cathedral, then head to the modern City of Arts and Sciences to experience the perfect combination of technology and art. D6: 📍Alhambra Palace -> Hiking Trail Explore the magnificent Alhambra Palace, then stroll along scenic hiking trails to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature. D7: 📍Ronda->Seville Cathedral->Seville Royal Palace->Maria Luisa Park->Golden Tower Soak up the unique atmosphere of Ronda, then head to Seville to visit the Cathedral and the Royal Palace, stroll through María Luisa Park, and finally climb the Torre del Oro for a panoramic view of the city. 🌇 Attractions to visit: Royal Palace of Madrid ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: C. de Bailén, s/n, 28071 Madrid, Spain ⏰Opening hours: January 7-March 31, Monday to Saturday 10:00-18:00; Sunday 10:00-16:00 🕰️Play time: 1-2 hours One of the best-preserved palaces in the world, traces of history are clearly visible here. Sagrada Familia ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: C/ de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona ⏰Opening hours: March 1st - March 31st, the time varies from Monday to Sunday 🕰️Play time: 2-3 hours A Spanish landmark with exquisite carvings and varied facade styles, it is the pride of Barcelona. Alhambra ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Calle Real de la Alhambra, s / n, 18009 Granada, Spain ⏰Opening hours: January 2nd - March 31st, Monday to Friday and Sunday 08:30-18:00; also open in the evening on Friday and Saturday 🕰️Play time: 3-5 hours A great place to experience traditional Spanish architecture, the scenery is unparalleled and it feels like you are in a historical painting. Royal Palace of Seville ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Casco Antiguo, 41004 Seville, Spain ⏰Opening hours: January 7-March 28 09:30-18:00 🕰️Play time: 2-4 hours The essence of the palace lies here, where the weight of history and modern vitality are intertwined, making people linger. **Note**: 🌟 The climate in Spain and Portugal is moderate in March, but there is a big temperature difference between morning and evening, so remember to bring a thick coat! 🧥 🍽️ Be sure to try the paella and Portuguese tarts, the food tour is not to be missed! 😋 🎁 Want to buy local specialties? Spanish ham and Portuguese porcelain are both good choices, but remember to compare prices before making a purchase! 💰 📸 Leave beautiful memories, don’t forget to bring a camera to record every detail of your trip! 🌄 💡 Tips: Learning a few words of the local language in advance can help you better integrate into the local culture and increase the fun of your trip! 🗣️ Travel to Spain and Portugal to experience the fusion of history and modernity and enjoy the exotic customs. Don’t hesitate, pack your bags and set off!

During the Qingming Festival, it’s the perfect time to explore the scenery of Spain and Portugal! Enjoy the exotic culture in 7 days, come and take a look at this great travel route! -- Spain and Portugal have a profound history and different scenery. Spanish bullfighting 🐂 and flamenco dance 💃 demonstrate passion, while Portuguese tile art 🎨 and Fado music 🎵 reveal a different kind of romance. Take a trip to Spain and Portugal and experience a different European style! -- Route suggestions: D1: Lisbon Exploration Tour🗺️ Get a taste of Portugal's capital in Lisbon, wander its ancient streets and discover the city's charm. D2: Toledo Ancient City - Toledo Alcazar Castle🏰 Travel through the historic old city of Toledo and visit the spectacular Alcázar of Toledo, where you can experience the blend of ancient and modern times. D3: Madrid city tour🌆 From Plaza de España to Plaza Mayor, visit the Royal Palace of Madrid, stroll through Puerta del Sol, experience the history and culture of Spain, and finally visit Plaza de la Column and Church of Our Lady of Pilar. D4: Barcelona trip 🏖️ Visit the Columbus Monument, stroll along Las Ramblas, admire the magnificent Sagrada Familia, and experience the unique charm of Barcelona. D5: Cultural tour of Valencia🏛️ Feel the pulse of the city at the Plaza Mayor, visit Valencia Cathedral, and explore the innovative charm of the City of Arts and Sciences. D6: Granada Nature and Cultural Experience🌳 Visit the stunning Alhambra Palace, then enjoy a hiking trail through beautiful natural scenery to experience the unique charm of Granada. D7: In-depth tour of Andalucia🌺 Visit Ronda, see Seville Cathedral and the Royal Palace of Seville, stroll through María Luisa Park, and finally climb the Golden Tower for a panoramic view of the entire city. -- Must-see attractions: 🏰 Royal Palace of Madrid: One of the best-preserved palaces in the world, it combines the weight of history with the modern atmosphere, and is not to be missed! ⛪️ Sagrada Familia: This is a landmark of Spain! The interior carvings are exquisite and the exterior facade has a unique and varied style. You must come and see it. 🕌 Alhambra Palace: Want to experience authentic traditional Spanish architecture? Just come here! The scenery around the palace is also unique, with beautiful views waiting for you to explore. -- Tips for visiting: - March climate: Spain and Portugal have mild climate in March, but you still need to prepare some spring and autumn clothes to cope with the temperature difference between morning and evening~ - Airport transportation: Madrid and Barcelona airports are relatively large, so it is recommended to arrive 2-3 hours in advance. Lisbon Airport is relatively small, so 1 hour in advance is enough! - Visa information📖: You need to apply for a visa to travel to Spain and Portugal. Prepare relevant materials, such as passport, photos, itinerary, etc. to ensure smooth entry and exit. - Food recommendations: Spanish paella and Portuguese egg tarts are not to be missed! Let's enjoy the unique food culture of both countries. -- Travel to Spain and Portugal and enjoy the exotic customs. There are more wonderful things waiting for you to explore. Start your dream trip to Spain and Portugal now!

Located on the coastline of Málaga, Spain, nestled in the mountains, Mijas is a charming whitewashed town. The narrow streets and white houses of the old town create a unique picturesque scene. Strolling through the alleys of Mijas, you'll find many places worth exploring. The churches, museums, and squares in the old town are great places to learn about the town's history and culture. The meticulously painted tableware, tea sets, and decorations are full of strong Spanish flavor. Mijas, a place that will make you linger, awaits your exploration and discovery.

Located in the Andalusia region of Spain, Mijas is a popular tourist spot that is known only to those in the know. It is a small village lined with white houses, and no matter where you look, it is picturesque. It is a popular tourist spot for tourists touring the suburbs of Spain, with Malaga, Granada, Seville, etc. in the surrounding area. If you take a plane, you can also make a day trip from Barcelona. ✈️ The village is small enough that it can be traveled from one end to the other in about 10 minutes by car, but there are many attractions within it, such as various famous places, restaurants, and souvenir shops. 😄 You can enjoy the beautiful scenery created by the dazzling sun, blue sky, pure white townscape and vividly blooming flowers. 💐 The influence of the former Islamic era is also strongly felt, and historical buildings such as Arab-style churches and chapels are scattered around. Don't miss the local cuisine influenced by the unique food culture of the Andalusia region and traditional events. 😄

Andalusia Tour ~ Malaga (Region) Mijas is a tourist town at the foot of the mountain of the same name, with typical Andalusian houses. Its traditional status as a mountain village is harmoniously combined with the main tourist complex located in the coastal enclave of La Cala, where there are 12 km of beaches. The historic quarter, with its whitewashed streets laid out in an Arabic style and set in a mountainous landscape, is home to some interesting buildings, including a number of churches and monasteries. At the same time, a number of archaeological sites are preserved in the surrounding area, bearing witness to the town's rich prehistoric history. Don’t forget the other attractions Mijas has to offer, such as its gastronomy, inherited from the rich culinary tradition of Andalusia and its deeply rooted customs of fairs and festivals. Mijas Town, Las Lagunas, La Cala... the three sides of the region take advantage of the many charms it possesses, becoming one of the most attractive tourist destinations on the Costa del Sol. The pleasant climate and good sea water quality make Mijas the ideal destination for those who want to enjoy the coastline without missing out on the attractions hidden in the mountains of Malaga. #2024TravelReview #SpainTravel #Andalucia

Andalusia’s white town perched on a hill top high above the Costa del Sol is a welcome escape from the often commercialised resorts along the coastline. Walking around its narrow streets you will be transformed to a day where life was simpler observing a place whose way of life has changed very little in decades. Make sure that you pull up a chair, have some tapas and take in the atmosphere of this beautiful town #2024mapped #andalucia

The Costa Del Sol may be famous for its many beach resorts but those looking for a different vibe should head to uphill to the beautiful village of Mijas. The area itself caters primarily to tourist with the usual array of souvenir shops, bars and restaurants but its the views you come here for, with El Balcon De Mijas providing perhaps the best of them #voyagevibes

#OverseasTravelRecordLine Mijas, where we went on a girls' trip to Spain🇪🇸 Mijas, located in Andalusia, is a town with a beautiful contrast between the white buildings and the blue sky✨ It's a really cute town, and everything looks great📸 There are wonderful scenes like a fairy tale country💓 I decided to wear a blue set in Mijas because I thought it would look great😌 As expected, the blue stood out against the white town, and I was glad I was able to take some nice photos❤️ 📍 Spot information━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Name: MijasAddress: Avenida Virgen de la Pena 2, 29650 Mijas Andalucia #Spain #Mijas

====📍Mijas 🚃Nearest station: Malaga 🚶♀️Access: 30 minutes by bus ⏱Opening hours: Village is open to the public 🗓Closed days: According to each store 🎫No admission fee ⚠️Notes: Buses don't always run on time like in Japan, so don't rush and plan accordingly!・The town has many stairs and slopes, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes👟 ==== Mijas is a small white village in the Andalusia region of southern Spain☺️🤍 It is located on a hill and has many slopes, giving it an atmosphere that seems like something out of a fairy tale🎶 The village is small and you can go around it in about an hour🥳💞 In addition to sightseeing on foot, there was also a donkey taxi where you could ride a carriage pulled by a donkey🫣🫏🚕 All the buildings in the town have pure white walls and are decorated with flowers, which makes it very cute💖 In the souvenir shops you can get soap made from olives, a specialty of Spain, and fresh olive oil🫒✨✨ There were also colorful and complex geometric patterned pottery and tiles that are typical of Spain🥰 What did you think? 🤍Please come and enjoy the white townscape that you can't see in Japan in Mijas☁🫧 #OverseasTravelRecordLine

#100WaysOfTravel I drove 37 minutes to Mijas just to eat a lamb chop. Because I was bedridden and went out too late, the restaurant told me that it was closed at noon. I had no choice but to tell the owner that I drove from Marbella to have lunch. She sighed and thought she would let me because I was only three minutes late. Hand me a business card when you come in, which means remember to make an appointment 2 next time. The disadvantages of Europe are also advantages. It seems that it will never change. The white mountain city is still so beautiful, and the little brother who stirs nuts is not old. #100WaysOfTravel #outdooradventures

#Fritavi I previously visited Mijas, Spain and the cafe I visited was so nice that I wanted to introduce it to you☺️💗Aroma Cafe & Secret Garden☕️It's a hidden cafe✨I recommend it because you can spend a relaxing time there😌The food and drinks were delicious and plentiful! 🍽Store information━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Store name: Aroma Cafe & Secret Garden - Mijas PuebloAddress: C. San Sebastián, 8, 29650 Mijas, Málaga, SpainRecommended menu: Irish coffee #Mijas #Spain #Cafe

#traveldiaries Staying at the Wyndham Costa del Sol Hotel in Málaga was such a treat! The location is perfect, right on the beachfront, so we woke up to the sound of the waves every morning. Our room was spacious and modern, with a balcony overlooking the sea – definitely worth the price. We enjoyed the breakfast buffet, which was included, offering everything from fresh fruit to local pastries. The rooftop pool was a highlight, especially at sunset 🌅. Plus, it’s just a short walk to Playa de la Malagueta and the city center. Highly recommend! #trip #WyndhamCostaDelSol #BeachfrontStay #MálagaHotels #SeasideViews #HotelReview