Axarquia Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in May)

Plaza de Espana: A Breathtaking Marvel in Seville Awaits

Plaza de Espana is stunning! You must come here when in Seville. The crowds aren’t that bad, especially if you come around 8am. What a gorgeous piece of architecture and one of the most beautiful in all of Spain.

Plaza de Espana: A Landmark of Spanish Architecture in All Its Splendor

Plaza de Espana It was built in 1928 for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. It is a landmark example of Regionalism Architecture, mixing elements of the Baroque Revival, Renaissance Revival and Moorish Revival (Neo-Mudéjar) styles of Spanish architecture. Beautiful from any angle ❤️ —-⁣

Balcón de Europa

Nerja is a very beautiful town where the colours will change. The sea is not blue is turquoise, the light is so bright and the energy that you feel is so pure that you may want to spend extra time exploring this area. Nerja is not only beautiful for this view. Your really need to go and explore it because anything that I will describe it was get even close. Its narrow streets are very beautiful, they are decorated with flowers and you can walk along them smelling the flowers and at different times coffee, bakery and even super nice food for the restaurants. If you are not a fan of the Spanish cuisine you will also get to experience a very French Brasserie and an Italian Restaurant. When you will look at the map, Nerja may seem a tiny spot but it has many quirky details. #urbanexplorer#summervacation#passionpassport#bucketlistreboot#beachlife

The little nugget of Nerja!

I absolutely love this place! Both with character and tourism this place is a short drive from Malaga which is great for us! THE VIEWS ARE AMAZING! We managed to find a cute place to have lunch and I even remember a small memory of the train so many years later, almost like de javú it was crazy! It is worth mentioning the main vista is very crowded during busy tourist days like the weekend so if possible it is best to try to visit during the week and mainly morning before the crowd will arrive! It is well worth it! In the meantime comment below to let me know if you have been to Nerja and your thoughts! I can’t wait to go back again!

The small town of Nerja, the cleanest and clearest sea breeze in the small town, is the longing for many wanderers. It lacks the amazing scenery and the harmony between nature and people. The blue sea, the green, the sun, the sea, the noisy town, give people unlimited imagination and yearning. The simple and ultimate beauty is in the midst of this volatilization. King Alfonso XII inspected the area and boarded the terrace. After that, the terrace was named European Balcony The terrace had a great view, not only to see the east coast of the Costa del Sol, but also to see behind it. In the Sierra Nevada, the days of good visibility can even be seen on the other side of the North African continent of Morocco. The city is not big, the hillside is tightly nestled on the coast, but it is called the European terrace. The white buildings are bluer, with a blue sea and a white heart.

From a coastal apartment that can only be counted as a second language in Spanish, to a mountain village that has not changed since Ferrigari Carlos wrote his rural trilogy, the old and modern southern Andalusia Just like the epitome of Spain - half of this place is being overexploited, the other half still maintains the original Spanish tradition, and by doing a good balance between the two, you can find your own Spanish style.

Balcón de Europa

Nerja is a very beautiful town where the colours will change. The sea is not blue is turquoise, the light is so bright and the energy that you feel is so pure that you may want to spend extra time exploring this area. Nerja is not only beautiful for this view. Your really need to go and explore it because anything that I will describe it was get even close. Its narrow streets are very beautiful, they are decorated with flowers and you can walk along them smelling the flowers and at different times coffee, bakery and even super nice food for the restaurants. If you are not a fan of the Spanish cuisine you will also get to experience a very French Brasserie and an Italian Restaurant. When you will look at the map, Nerja may seem a tiny spot but it has many quirky details. #urbanexplorer#summervacation#passionpassport#bucketlistreboot#beachlife