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Wildly romantic. The journey there—especially the last third—is great.

The former Smurf village still has blue houses and wall paintings, but the freestanding figures are gone. We learned from residents that Sony demanded high licensing fees and so the figures disappeared.

Júzcar, known as the Blue Village, is a picturesque village in the province of Málaga, famous for its blue-painted houses. This colour change was made in 2011 for the world premiere of the film "The Smurfs". Although it was initially a temporary campaign, the inhabitants decided to keep the blue colour due to the increase in tourism.

This route description of this walk is incorrect. The route runs through private grounds of Finca la Pilones de Ronda. The owner doesn't want you to climb over the fence!!

You can enter the path and private property as long as you close the gate

The Tajo del Abanico is an impressive ravine traced by the Sijuela River on the outskirts of Ronda. The old river bed, now dry, winds between huge walls of limestone and reddish sandstone, which give the impression of being in another place. Some areas are equipped for climbing practice.

The port of Encinas Borrachas, located at an altitude of 1,000 metres, is famous for being the natural border between the Genal valley and Ronda. Near the port are the dolmens of Montero and Encinas Borrachas, both of which are more than 6,000 years old.

In the small town of Alpandeire is the church of San Antonio de Padua. It is known by many as "the cathedral of the Serranía" due to its size. In the basement there is an old cemetery and a crypt where the mummies of a couple who collaborated financially in the construction of the church are found.