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A pleasant and lively village with approximately 5,000 inhabitants. There are many social activities throughout the year and countless restaurants and terraces.

Palace of the Counts of Frigiliana (El Ingenio) Current function: The 16th-century building now serves as the only remaining active sugar cane factory in Europe. Architecture: The impressive facade, a monumental structure, is decorated with geometric murals and statues. Visit: Although the building is generally closed, the factory opens its doors to the public one day a year during "Día de la Miel de Caña" (Cane Sugar Day). Products made with local sugar cane can be purchased in the village's shops and restaurants.

Cómpeta is a beautiful mountain village with approximately 3,800 inhabitants in the province of Málaga in Andalusia. It lies directly on one of the former main roads of the Sierra de Granada and can be reached by car from the town of Torrox via a tranquil mountain road. The town is fascinating due to its sheltered location in the mountains, its many winding streets, and its charming white houses. The Arabs lived in what is now Cómpeta for many centuries and shaped the townscape. It was not until 1487 that the Catholic Monarchs took over the town and its region, which was accompanied by a ban on the Arabic language. Source: www.andalusien360.de

A very well-kept village with cute shops, and plenty of places to stop for a bite to eat after the hike. You should start the hike by 11 a.m. at the latest—after that, there are hardly any parking spaces, and even the parking garage is full. The place is very popular, and the police enforce strict security checks—so it's best to arrive early. The parking lot recommended by Komoot as the starting point is very small, so we had to drive through to the parking garage by the church. But it worked out fine.

This hike is fun even for teenagers! A great canyon, with numerous small stream crossings, and stunning views. Shoes with treads are highly recommended, and keep in mind: there are two ascents and two descents: down into the canyon, up the mountain, back down into the canyon, and up to the village. Overall, a varied hike.

We really enjoyed the tour up the riverbed and back along the aqueduct. We did the tour on April 2, 2025. You can find the tour dates in my profile. Just enter SPAIN 🇪🇸 in the search bar.

Frigiliana is a beautiful white village in the province of Málaga, known for its cobbled streets and whitewashed houses.

This route is blocked halfway by a homeowner who doesn't want strangers walking on his property. This leads to strange antics to get back on the route - on someone else's property