Malaga

Spain is famous for its friendly inhabitants, relaxed lifestyle, its cuisine, vibrant nightlife, and world-famous folklore and festivities, and its history as the core of the vast Spanish Empire. The most popular beaches are the ones along the Mediterranean coast and on the Canary Islands. Meanwhile, for hiking, the mountains of Sierra Nevada in the south, the Central Cordillera and the northern Pyrenees are the best places. Historically, Spain has been an important crossroads: between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, between North Africa and Europe, and as Europe began colonizing the New World, between Europe and the Americas. As such, the country is blessed with a fantastic collection of historical landmarks. The Spanish are very passionate about their cuisine, based on great food and wine. Spanish food can be described as quite light with a lot of vegetables and a huge variety of meat and fish.

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Andalusia's cultural treasures make it a strong tourist attraction. It's economy - badly hurt by the latest economic crisis - is mainly based on tourism and is supported by agriculture and livestock breeding.

Andalusia has made its mark on Spain's fine arts, literature and theatre. The art and architecture of this region best shows what southern Spain was like during the Moorish rule. Come see the cultural heritage in Andalusia for yourself, an area where Christians, Jews and Muslims coexisted peacefully for a long time.

Andalusia

This listed building, built in 1932, retains much of its historic charm. It has over 3,500m² of public areas, gardens and terraces.

Rooms at the Hotel Castillo de Santa Catalina feature a plasma TV, tiled bathrooms marble or Wi-Fi and uniquely decorated. The hotel offers spectacular views over Málaga Bay.

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Castillo de Santa Catalina

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