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| Costa del Sol | |
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Major cities: Malaga, Nerja, Marbella, Seville, Granada, Cordoba
sandy beaches, crystal clear sea, over 320 days of sunshine per year Costa del Sol, the Sunshine Coast, is a province of Andalucia that runs from Nerja to Gibralter. |
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| Places of interest | |
| Malaga | capital city of Costa del Sol; major port; Malaga airport is the largest in Spain; Renaissance, Baroque, Gothic and neo-classical style La Manquita (cathedral); Alcazabar (15th century Moorish fort); castle; long clean beach |
| Nerja | 16 km of sandy beaches; 20,000 year old limestone caves with pre-historic paintings and the world's largest stalactite (Spain's third most visited tourist attraction); 360 degree views can be enjoyed from Frigiliana and Balcon de Europa |
| Marbella | multi-lingual and cosmopolitan community; old town, shops; Plaza de los Naranjos (Orange Square); El Fuerte and El Fontanilla - excellent beaches; street markets |
| Seville | Andalucian capital, fourth largest city in Spain; over 3,000 years of history; biggest Gothic cathedral in the world; tallest tower in Spain, attached to the cathedral; Parqe de Maria Luisa covering 400,000 sq metres of woodland, water features and squares, plus Museums of Folk Art and Customs; Carriage Museum; Archaeological Museum; Alcazar Palace (Moorish) |
| Alpujarras Mountains | Moorish architecture with villages clinging to the hillsides |
| Granada | Alhambra Palace (Moorish Palace) built in the 13th century |
| Cordoba | La Mezquita (Grand Mosque) built in the 8th century |
| Locality | Attractions | Lifestyle | Properties |
| How to get here, temperature chart and location map | An area profile - the main attractions and special features | The Region's specialities including food and culture | All this area's properties currently held in the exhibition centre |