5 Things You Didn’t Know About Spanish Villages

I think we’ve made it quite clear that we are crazy about Spanish villages…

Moving To Guaro: All You Need To Know

Guaro is a modest white village, located on the edge of the Sierra de las Nieves natural park.

What You Need To Know About Peña Flamencas

In the second half of the 19th societies called Peñas Flamencas started to appear in the Andalusian community.

The Alozaina Christmas Market is back

Come to Alozaina this weekend and be a part of this wonderful Christmas market supporting local artists.

Getting to know the Ratonero Bodeguero

If you’ve popped into the our office for a coffee you will have no doubt met our lovely office dog Nacho. (This whole post is really just an excuse to post unnecessary amounts of photos of Nacho. #sorrynotsorry) Once you know how to indentify them you will start to see these friendly animals everywhere. The […]

Events to look forward to (January-April)

Hot off the heels of our 2017 round-up, here our top events not to miss in Inland Malaga this year. January Evening of the 5th: Los Reyes Magos are coming to town! Find out all about them here. Expect to see: Colourful parades where the Reyes Magos throw sweeties and confetti into crowds of excited children. […]

Wander the streets of Yunquera..

Some people that come to the valley tend to forget to visit Yunquera. Why? There are many reasons to visit this beautiful town nestled away in the Sierra de las Nieves! To start off, we love the local panaderia with its traditional ´Molletes´. These are delicious bread rolls baked in a traditional oven, you cannot […]

Who was San Isidro Labrador?

Only 2 more weeks to go and there we go, on a ‘Romeria’. ‘Romeria’ is a name derived from those traveling to Rome, is a religious pilgrimage.

Sheepish: the spotlight on shepherds

Let’s put the spotlight on someone we all encounter…
The shepherd. El ‘pastor’.

December 8th: the celebration of Immaculate Conception

It is one of these little surprises that we as foreigners in inland Málaga can bump into, and reduce us to tears, and we don’t know why. Possibly it’s the feel of being reconnected to history, to our Christian roots or the evoking of simpler, purer days that gives us this chill down our spine.