torremolinos
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Natalie--- Torremolinos is a sprawling urban city with lots to do in the summer and dead the rest of the year. Not your typical Andalucian city, by far. The best about Torremolinos then becomes its proximity to many sights, offering plenty of day trip opportunities. I suggest you rent a car and head out to Malaga, Granada, Ronda, Mijas, Marbella, Route of the White Villages, and Gibraltar. Then, I would pack and head out to Cordova for a couple of days and the remainder in Seville.
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Torremolinos is not certainly the most attractive place in Andalucia but it can be a good base to explore really interesting places. At first, I need to say that those dates are among my favourite ones to travel around Andalucia. The landscape is beautiful! Eating seafood in La Carihuela ( the old fishing village ) can be very nice, <BR>specially Casa Guaquin and Casa Juan. Some day trips from there could be: <BR> <BR>Nerja-Almuņecar-Salobreņa ( three picturesque towns and a beautiful cave ). <BR> <BR>Antequera-El Torcal Natural Park (strongly reccommended, monumental city and rocky chaos ). <BR> <BR>El Chorro Gorge, Bobastro church ( s.X )hike and the reservoirs. <BR> <BR>Some of the interior villages: Mijas ( touristy ), Coin, Monda, Casares. <BR> <BR>Marbella-Ronda ( the old town of Marbella and the whole Ronda are a must see in Malaga province.) <BR> <BR>Gibraltar <BR> <BR>Malaga city ( The alcazaba, the roman theatre and the old quarter around the cathedral. Also nice the views from Gibralfaro Parador ) <BR> <BR>Grazalema-Zahara de la Sierra ( both astonishing white villages. ) <BR> <BR>I hope it can be helpful for you.