30 Jan
Posted by Jane Love as About Andalucia, Andalucia History, Famous Andalucians, Historical places, Malaga
Famous artist, Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Andalucia, in 1881 to Don José Ruiz y Blasco and Maria Picasso López. His family was middle class, and his father was also a painter, who specialised in painting birds and other wildlife.
The house where Picasso was born in Malaga is now home to the Picasso Museum, [...]
30 Aug
Posted by Jane Love as About Andalucia, Historical places, Malaga, Marbella
If you want to enjoy an excursion from Marbella, take a day to visit Mijas-Pueblo, Ronda, Gibraltar, Seville or Granada, which are some of the most beautiful regions of Andalucia.
Ronda
Famous for its spectacular 100 meter deep gorge, El Tajo, Ronda is one of Andalucia´s most visited towns, and lies just 60 minutes away from Marbella [...]
Medina Sidonia is situated in the province of Cádiz, east of Chiclana de la Frontera and south of Jerez de la Fronterain in Andalucia. It is one of the oldest towns in the south west of Spain and a typical “pueblo blanco” (white town) with narrow cobbled streets. It has slightly more than 11.000 inhabitants.
There [...]
22 Nov
Posted by Jim Mackie as About Andalucia, Events, Historical places, Malaga
The festive season will soon be upon us and right across Andalucia the people of every village, town and city are working hard to ensure that their celebrations go off without a hitch and that both the locals and visitors have an enjoyable time.
There are many events planned for the whole of the Christmas period [...]
19 Nov
Posted by Jim Mackie as About Andalucia, Andalusian Food, Events, Historical places, Malaga, Nature
Andalucia is a wonderful place to visit any time of the year with the stunning beaches of the coastal regions attracting the sun worshipers or the magnificent inland areas with their mountain rangers and forests attracting the nature lovers .
As we enter the winter months however the beach resorts start to wind down and the [...]