Fuengirola and Malaga

Throwback to summer 2015 for the very last time. It would be lovely to return to the sun, beaches and relax. Lay at swimming pool or the sea, then go to the city to eat a fresh fish and patatas bravas and take a walk along the promenade at night.

 

The port in Fuengirola. We could see it also from our hotel's balcony.

 

 

A random whale in the sea ;))

In the center of Malaga

 

Fuengirola by day...

 

 

And by night.

This building reminded me a bit of South America

 

 Those white houses were so cute

 We took a pizza in front of this beautiful Malaga Cathedral (and a little bit of champagne).

 Roman Theatre

Tapas time! Prawns with garlic can't go wrong, my all time favourite.

 

 Puerto de Malaga

 Dolphin spotting, these animals love to show off ;))

 

Ronda

Today we're going back to summer. In July I went to Spain. Fist post from the trip was about Mijos, a little white town and now it's time for Ronda, a small city located 100 kilometres form Malaga. Here great artists like Ernest Hemingway and Orson Welles spent many of their summers. Three brigdes (Roman Bridge, Old Bridge and New Bridge- the one in the photo above) span the canyon. It's absolutely beautiful and it perfectly captures the atmosphere of Andalucía.

The incredible view from the New Bridge

Michael Jackson's sister?

House of St. John Bosco

Wouldn't mind Dublin looked like this
 

 

 







Inside the church Santa Maria del Mayor

 



John Bosco's house was too pretty

 









The bull in front of the Plaza de Toros- the oldest bullring in Spain (1784) and Plaza del Socorro. I will remember those places, because of my flip-flops problem. One of my shoes broke in the middle of bullring. When I came to the square to buy havaianas, I disovered that the shop was closed one minute ago. Lucky me.