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VISIT SMURF TOWN OF THE COSTA DEL SOL!.. This quaint blue washed village is Júzcar, located between Marbella and Ronda, and has a facinating story to tell. Júzcar was a typical remote country village, popular as a weekend destination for lovers of rural tourism, hiking and climbing. The traditional Andalucian town was once white-washed, but locals agreed to the unique colour change in 2011 when approached by Sony to promote the release of The Smurfs 3D movie. The PR stunt involved painting all the houses blue, including the church and the town hall. This made Júzcar such an unexpected tourist destination that villagers voted to keep the colour. You can still spot a few of the original characters, whilst meandering through the streets of this prretty town, which is full of charm, and a delightful place to visit. More fascinating places to discover on the Costa del Sol can be found on our website and by following this page! @costadelsolscene #juzcar #oldvillage #smurfs #andalucía

MEANDER THROUGH THE PRETTY STREETS OF FRIGILIANA!.. One of the most beautiful villages in the Malaga Province, Frigiliana is a charming old town, where you will find whitewashed houses decorated with flower pots, cobbled streets adorned with mosaics, and many hidden courtyards to discover. As the town is on a hill, there are impressive views to admire at every corner, including some looking out to the Mediterranean sea. Frigiliana houses the Church of San Antonio, whose bell tower is the minaret of a former mosque. The history continues through this town, with the remains of a castle built in the 9th century and other Moorish elements. Follow our page to discover more amazing places on the Costa del Sol! @costadelsolscene @ayto_frigiliana @malagaturismo #frigiliana #oldtown #cobbledstreets #whitewashed #charming #costadelsol

ADMIRE THE URBAN ART OF FUENGIROLA!.. The popular coastal city of Fuengirola is more than just beaches, bars and holiday vibes, it has also created a fascinating public urban art scene that is really worth exploring. The street art can be found in the Boquetillo neighborhood, known as the Mural Walk, which has been transformed into a delightful open-air museum with more than 20 gigantic murals painted directly onto building facades. This initiative is part of the EDUSI project to beautify urban spaces whilst promoting local and international artistic culture. Follow our page to discover more amazing places on the Costa del Sol! @costadelsolscene @feelfuengirola #fuengirola #costadelsol #urbanart #murals

VISIT THE TREASURE CAVE OF MALAGA! One of the most unique places to visit on the Costa del Sol, this hidden gem can be found in the Rincón de la Victoria of the Málaga Province. Cueva del Tesoro is one of the only three marine caves known in the world, where you can discover incredible history, archeology and legends, all united in this impresive space. During your peaceful stroll around the caves, you can enjoy curious formations the water has shaped over time and, with a bit of luck, you may even find the famous treasure that, it is said, still remains in the cave! @costadelsolscene @turismoenrincon @malagaturismo #málaga #treasurecave #hiddengem #discovery #placetovisit #costadelsol

ADMIRE THE SPECTACULAR FOUNTAIN OF A HUNDRED PIPES!.. The Fuente de los Cien Caños (Fountain of a Hundred Pipes) is a natural site in Villanueva del Trabuco that is quite renowned, attracting visitors from all over the Málaga Province. This huge fountain attached to the mountain limestone rock channels the water coming from the Sierra de San Jorge and is one of the biggest contributors to the Guadalhorce river in its starting section. The enchanting spring, situated close to the town, is surrounded by a beautiful lush green landscape, making it a unique a enjoyable place to visit. More places to discover on the Costa del Sol can be found by following our page @costadelsolscene #costadelsol #málaga #fountain #cascade #naturalspring #placetovisit

DISCOVER THE CAVE OF THE DOVES IN TEBA!.. A hidden gem nestled in nature, just minutes from the town of Teba. The Cueva de las Palomas is known for its natural beauty and the archaeological remains found inside. With thousands of years of history, its interior preserves unique formations and stories that connect with the area's first inhabitants. Parking can be found at Cueva De Las Palomas, 29327 Teba, Málaga, you then simply follow the marked trail from the rural road that runs alongside the reservoir. An easy walk surrounded by spectacular scenery and the perfect plan to disconnect and discover a new treasure. Follow our page to get more ideas of places to visit on the Costa del Sol! @costadelsolscene #málaga #cave #hiddengem #discovery #naturalbeauty #archaeology