20의 제날과실가지 명소 & 주요 장소

집 외관이 파란색으로 칠해진 재미있는 스머프 마을입니다. 이 마을은 스머프 영화를 위해 선정되었기 때문입니다. 이후 마을 주민들의 투표를 통해 파란색을 집의 페인트로 유지하기로 결정했습니다. 일부 집에는 그림이 있고, 명소를 가리키는 마을 지도도 있습니다.

The Castle of Águila, also called Gaucín Castle, is a fortress in the municipality of Gaucín in Malaga, Spain. Its name comes from the fact that birds of prey can often be seen there. It is a castle that was built in the Andalusian period and has been rebuilt several times. The wall, the keep, the water reservoirs and an escape mine have been preserved. Guzmán el Bueno died in 1309 near the castle, while trying to conquer it from the Arabs. The Hermitage of the Holy Child is located there. Many eagles live in the area, hence the name. The Eagle Castle was built by the Romans. In the year 914, during the campaign against Belda (Gaucín), the inhabitants of this city witnessed from the castle the burning of the ships of Omar ben Hafsún in Algeciras. Abd al Yabbar, son of Al-Mutamid, conquered the castle of Gauyan (Gaucín) in the 11th century.

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.

The old town of Estepona (Casco Antiguo) is a real highlight and offers a variety of places worth seeing. It captivates with its typical Andalusian charm, with whitewashed houses, flower-bedecked streets and cozy squares. The Plaza de las Flores is the heart of the old town. A picturesque square with colorful flowerbeds, cozy cafes and restaurants. Perfect for a break and to watch the hustle and bustle. The small alleys such as Calle Terraza or Calle Real are decorated with countless flowerpots. Each street has its own color palette, which makes exploring it a unique experience. Remember it!

From the Adlerburg (9th century) there is a gigantic view all the way to the Mediterranean. If the weather is perfect you can even see as far as Africa. But even when it's slightly cloudy, as was the case during our visit, the easy climb is definitely worth it. Far away from mass tourism and entry is free.

The lighthouse is owned and managed by the Malaga Port Authority. It is not open to the public. It is automated, although the lighthouse keeper, who lives in the building next door, looks after the tower. He is one of only two lighthouse keepers left on the Malaga coast.

Highlights include the ruins of the Castillo del Águila fortress, the 16th century parish church of San Sebastián, the Vera Cruz chapel, the Fuente de los seis Caños fountain and the Santo Niño chapel, all within a pleasant walk. Then a break at Casa Antonia - perfect.