The municipality of Ardales is situated between the regions of Antequera, Ronda and the Guadalhorce valley. It is a transitional zone and therefore its scenery and history are enriched by some of the characteristics that predominate in those three territories, which in many ways are so different from one another. The visitor who enters this [...]
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Ardales, el Chorro and the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes
Posted in tourism, tagged Alora, animal life, Antequera, Arabic conquest, archaeological sites, architectural heritage, Ard-Allah, Ardales, Bobastro, Caliphate of Córdoba, Caminito del Rey, castle, cave paintings, caves, Celt Iberians, Christian churches, climbers, climbing routes, Cordillera Bética, Cueva de Doña Trinidad Grund, Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, El Chorro, El Dorado, Europe, Gaitanes gorge, Guadalhorce, history, human settlement, Indiana Jones, Jurassic dolomites, limestone, medieval castles, Miocene era, mountain range, Omar Ben Hafsun, Pliny, rebel kingdom, rock climbing, rock climbing areas, Roman bridge, Roman historian, Romans, Ronda, south of Spain, Spain, Spielberg, tafonis, Teba, tourism, tourism resources, Turón castle, Turobriga, visitor on December 22, 2008 |
Tourism in Malaga
Posted in tourism, tagged Andalusia, Antequera, architecture, Axarquia, capital, client, coast, conservation, farmsteads, Genal valley, Guadalhorce, heir, hinterland, hotel, hotels, infrastructure, interior tourism, legacy, lowlands, Malaga, nature, palaces, Ronda, rural houses, scenery, Serrania de Ronda, Sierra de las Nieves, Torcal, tourism, tourism industry, tourists, treatment, valley, villages, visitors on October 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Nature has been extremely generous to the province of Malaga. There are enormous topographic contrasts in this region, ranging from the lowlands of Antequera with their broad and fertile plains around the magic rock formations of El Torcal to the imposing mass of the Tejeda and Almijara mountain ranges in La Axarquia, including the legendary [...]
