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Playa de San Andrés, Malaga

San Andres beach starts just behind the southern pier of the old port. Residents of Malaga often call it Playa de Huelin, after the quarter along which it is located. This area is convenient because there are train and bus terminals nearby...read more

Oratorio de Santa María Reina y Madre, Malaga

Walking through the intricate labyrinths of old Malaga, I found myself in the small Plazuela Virgen de las Penas square, located at the junction of Calle Arco de la Cabeza and Calle Pozos Dulces. Here I found a very neat little church with a surprisingly harmonious facade and painted in bright colors...read more

Interiors of Royal Church in Antequera

The interiors of the church combine elements of the early Renaissance and Moorish style. The space is divided into three naves by tall and massive columns in the Ionic style. The naves are covered with wooden ceilings with carved ornaments in the Mudejar style...read more

Crabs Square, Nerja

Malaga Street led me to the shore, where there is a public space called Parque Plaza de los Cangrejos (Crab Square). In 1885, a factory for processing crabs was built on this site, for which it received its name...read more

Malaga - El Chorro Train

The easiest way to the Caminito del Rey starts in Malaga, at the Maria Sambrano Train Station. The train to El Chorro station departs at 10:05 am daily, with a journey time of 42 minutes...read more

Glorieta de Miki Haruta, Ronda

Blas Infante Park has a small corner dedicated to the memory of Japanese artist Miki Haruta (Glorieta de Miki Haruta). Born in 1924, he graduated from the Tokyo Academy of Fine Arts and worked for a long time as a director at the Nikki Music Hall, then became interested in painting...read more

Calle Granada, Malaga

While I was walking around the Picasso Museum, the rain stopped and the sun came out, making it a perfect time for a walk. However, my eyes were starting to close due to the lack of sleep and the long day of walking around Helsinki. So, I decided to head home along Granada Street. This street is a popular tourist destination, home to the Picasso Museum and numerous cafes and bars...read more

Avenida De Manuel Agustín Heredia, Malaga

A wide avenue named after the famous Spanish entrepreneur Manuel Agustín Heredia leads from the Plaza de la Marina towards the Carretera de Cadiz area...read more

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