 The area east of Malaga is fairly unknown to many people. Here is a short introduction to the area.
|  Malaga is the 'capital' of the province of Andalucia. It is the second largest city in andalucia after Sevilla.
Malaga is still more spanish than a tourist town, like other cities along the coast. | |
 The Picasso museum is located in Malaga City centre.
It was started by the the still-living remaining family members of the Picasso museum, to honour his memory | For a fun family day out visit the Aquarium in Benalmádena | |
Spain has the largest group of World Heritage Cities in any single country in the world. |  | |
 Originally Calehonda was an unbanisation, but today the area has developed to become a small town |  Estepona on the Costa del Sol is 45 min from Malaga Airport and 15 min drive from Marbella. | |
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 The fashionable resort, and the place that is known by the rich and famous is Puerto Banus. It is located 6 km west of Marbella. |  Rincon de la Victoria is 10 km. east of Malaga in the southern part of Axarquia. | |
 Ronda is about an hours drive from the Costa del sol and is one of the most dramatic locations. |  Torre del Mar is located in the provins of Malaga in the eastern part | |
 Torrox is located 125 meters above sea level, and is approx. 45 km. From Malaga and 8 km. From Nerja. Getting there on the costal road going east, you turn left at Torre del Mar towards Torrox. |  Vélez-Málaga is a big municipality in the countryside. Many foreigners have the dream of a house or a finca inland. | |