Malaga, Granada, and a pinch of Cadiz, Spain

[SignalHillHiker]

Set to Malaga's own Ana Mena, who typically sings in Italian lol Desde Málaga pa'l mundo!

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Then back to Malaga, baby... the countryside of Cadiz and Malaga provinces somehow seems much, MUCH wealthier than that of Granada, despite the city of Granada itself feeling much wealthier than anywhere else we'd visited.

[SignalHillHiker]

Spent the next few days just enjoying it... took only a handful of pics around...

[SignalHillHiker]

And then home sweet home...





But, first, an extra day of traveling on to Toronto...





And then, finally, a flight straight to me home...





And my bed.

[Architype]

Lots of loveliness, seems like more time there might have been beneficial, thanks for sharing.

[sopas ej]

I love this thread! Amazing!

I really liked that you showcased areas of Spain that I don't remember being shown on here before. I've been to Spain, but not to these areas; the furthest south I've been was Córdoba. My partner also had a coworker/friend who was a Spaniard (she passed away years ago already) and had relatives in Málaga, and she would talk about Ronda.

I also liked that you showed the local cuisine.

[xzmattzx]

Great pictures!

I have never heard of Setenil de las Bodegas. Why did they build under the cliff?

How close did you get to Gibraltar?

[geomorph]

Originally Posted by SignalHillHiker

Awesome!

[PFloyd]

Great tour! Thanks for that.
Spain...best country on earth!