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The swimming pool The swimming pool. By josemiguelsangar Long weekends are ideal times for rural tourism in Spain . They allow you to get away from the city for a few days to breathe fresh air and understand the importance of natural environments for our emotional health. That is why we bring you a series of fairytale towns where you can immerse yourself for a few days in a transformative natural experience . Find your accommodation Álora, the hidden gem of Malaga Town of Álora, Malaga By: Antonio Ciero Álora is one of the hidden treasures of the province of Málaga and is perfect for rural tourism in Spain. Its landscape is nestled between hills and its history is of unparalleled beauty , dating back to Roman times. Walking through the cobblestone streets of this town is reconnecting with the ancestral and is perfect for a romantic evening. One of the best-known aspects of Álora is its castle, which was a Moorish fortress. From it you can enjoy magnificent panoramic views where the Guadalhorce River takes center stage.
After visiting the castle, you can get lost in its narrow, winding streets that wind between whitewashed houses adorned with vibrant flower pots. The Baja de la Despedía square is an ideal place to enjoy a glass of wine on an outdoor terrace while observing local life. Here, you can delight in Andalusian cuisine in traditional restaurants that offer Cell Phone Number List dishes such as gazpacho , salmorejo and fried fish . When it's time to rest, to complete the trip, we recommend La Era del Quinto , in the town itself. It is a single-family house made up of a fenced property that is located just eight kilometers from El Caminito del Rey . It has private parking, a fully equipped garden and all the amenities so that guests can rest like royalty. Rural houses in Álora The Castilian town of La Alberca Charming towns: La Alberca The swimming pool. By dimbar76 La Alberca sits in a picturesque and timeless corner in the autonomous community of Castilla y León .
If you are looking for a rural tourism trip in Spain with medieval charm , this option is ideal. It is a town with impressive rural beauty and has been declared a Historical-Artistic Site. It is hidden among the mountains of the Sierra de Francia , where time seems to have stopped and Spanish traditions remain alive. The old town of La Alberca is a labyrinth of cobbled streets and houses with traditional architecture with slate roofs and wrought iron balconies. As you stroll through its narrow streets, you will feel transported back centuries, admiring the carefully preserved architecture and the stone fountains that adorn its squares, such as the Plaza Mayor. The gastronomy of this village is a feast for the senses. In its restaurants, you can taste typical dishes of the region, such as the famous Iberian pork ham, homemade sausages, sheep cheese and game dishes, all accompanied by wines from the Sierra de Francia.
After visiting the castle, you can get lost in its narrow, winding streets that wind between whitewashed houses adorned with vibrant flower pots. The Baja de la Despedía square is an ideal place to enjoy a glass of wine on an outdoor terrace while observing local life. Here, you can delight in Andalusian cuisine in traditional restaurants that offer Cell Phone Number List dishes such as gazpacho , salmorejo and fried fish . When it's time to rest, to complete the trip, we recommend La Era del Quinto , in the town itself. It is a single-family house made up of a fenced property that is located just eight kilometers from El Caminito del Rey . It has private parking, a fully equipped garden and all the amenities so that guests can rest like royalty. Rural houses in Álora The Castilian town of La Alberca Charming towns: La Alberca The swimming pool. By dimbar76 La Alberca sits in a picturesque and timeless corner in the autonomous community of Castilla y León .
If you are looking for a rural tourism trip in Spain with medieval charm , this option is ideal. It is a town with impressive rural beauty and has been declared a Historical-Artistic Site. It is hidden among the mountains of the Sierra de Francia , where time seems to have stopped and Spanish traditions remain alive. The old town of La Alberca is a labyrinth of cobbled streets and houses with traditional architecture with slate roofs and wrought iron balconies. As you stroll through its narrow streets, you will feel transported back centuries, admiring the carefully preserved architecture and the stone fountains that adorn its squares, such as the Plaza Mayor. The gastronomy of this village is a feast for the senses. In its restaurants, you can taste typical dishes of the region, such as the famous Iberian pork ham, homemade sausages, sheep cheese and game dishes, all accompanied by wines from the Sierra de Francia.