Andalusian White Towns
In the hills around the province of Málaga are the famous “pueblos blancos” or white villages. They are bursting with charm, flowers and true Andalusian flavors.
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During this day you will discover the true essence of Andalusia. We will explore the whitewashed houses of Frigiliana, considered one of the prettiest towns in all of Spain.
We will start this activity in the morning, after breakfast, we head directly to this picturesque village, approx. 30 minute drive away.
Then, walk around the beautiful old town center, so you can see the important traces of its past. The Mudejar neighborhood, in particular, stands out, for the preservation of its architectural vestiges of the Muslims who remained in the territory after its reconquest by the Christians.
Keep an eye out for the twelve ceramic plaques that are situated throughout the old section of the village which tell the story of the Moorish uprising and the last battles that were fought in the area.
Among the narrow lanes of whitewashed buildings, we will also see Renaissance (the Palace of Condes, also known as “El Ingenio” for reasons we will revail) and Baroque (the Church of San Antonio from 17th century) monuments.
A labyrinth of narrow and winding streets, each one hiding something that is just waiting to be explored. Be warned, however, Frigiliana is built on a mountainside and these streets are steep. Very steep in places.
During this tour we will have time to visit the beautiful shops of souvenir that we can find in the village. We will have a break to taste the delicious local products and enjoy the incredible views from the terraces. 
We will finish this visit having lunch in front of the sea and tasting the fresh and delicious local food of this incredible region, Andalusia!
ANDALUSIAN WHITE TOWNS
During this day you will discover the true essence of Andalusia. We will explore the whitewashed houses of Frigiliana, considered one of the prettiest towns in all of Spain.
We will start this activity in the morning, after breakfast, we head directly to this picturesque village, approx. 30 minute drive away.
Then, walk around the beautiful old town center, so you can see the important traces of its past. The Mudejar neighborhood, in particular, stands out, for the preservation of its architectural vestiges of the Muslims who remained in the territory after its reconquest by the Christians.
Keep an eye out for the twelve ceramic plaques that are situated throughout the old section of the village which tell the story of the Moorish uprising and the last battles that were fought in the area.
Among the narrow lanes of whitewashed buildings, we will also see Renaissance (the Palace of Condes, also known as “El Ingenio” for reasons we will revail) and Baroque (the Church of San Antonio from 17th century) monuments.
A labyrinth of narrow and winding streets, each one hiding something that is just waiting to be explored. Be warned, however, Frigiliana is built on a mountainside and these streets are steep. Very steep in places.
During this tour we will have time to visit the beautiful shops of souvenir that we can find in the village. We will have a break to taste the delicious local products and enjoy the incredible views from the terraces.
We will finish this visit having lunch in front of the sea and tasting the fresh and delicious local food of this incredible region, Andalusia!
