The Parque Tecnológico de Andalucía, also known as the Málaga TechPark, aims to promote the economic development of Andalusia, attracting investors and companies from all over the world. Today, the complex is one of the most important economic centres in the whole of Spain.
Category: Why Spain and the Costa del Sol?
Estepona – the flowery pearl of the Costa del Sol
Marbella, Benahavis and Estepona form a triangle of the most popular resorts on the Costa del Sol. The high popularity among tourists translates into an increased interest in properties in these resorts. Today we will tell you what attracts Estepona.
City of a great artist
On 25 October 1881, one of the most famous artists of the 20th century was born in Malaga. His work changed the perception of art and was the beginning of the great avant-garde movement in art. Who is he referring to? Pablo Picasso!
Wine and thoroughbreds
Between the city of Jerez de la Fontera and the Atlantic, excellent grape-growing areas can be found. The region is known not only for its excellent wines, the royal riding school, but also for its beautiful and well-maintained golf courses.
Where did the Spanish Steps in Seville come from?
Did you know that the Eiffel Tower was built for the World Exposition, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution? Seville is also famous for its buildings, built for the 1929 exhibition. Today we will tell you when the famous Spanish Steps or the gardens of Maria Luisa were built.
Mudejar – fabulous buildings of Andalusia
Do you know why the palace-fortress Alhambra attracts millions of tourists every year? Today we will tell you about a style in architecture that you will see in many cities on the Iberian Peninsula. Find out how to recognise mudejar.
Power and decline – the Moors in Spain
Where did the Moors come from in Europe? Why did so many cities develop in the Iberian Peninsula during the Middle Ages? What made many of them important cultural and economic centres? Cities flourished and declined, and this was linked to the successive dynasties that took over.
Not just tapas – what to eat in Seville?
Seville is famous for its parties, which peak during the Feria de Abril – two weeks after Easter, tourists from all over the world flock here to celebrate the arrival of spring in an atmosphere of Spanish folklore!
Andalusian treasure in a barrel
Don’t let the seemingly English name fool you – sherry is 100% Spanish wine. This beverage, which is dry by nature, is known here in its sweet version. But if you want to find out what sherry originally tastes like, come to Andalusia!
For tea in… Grenada!
You don’t have to go on holiday to Dubai or Morocco to try traditional Arabic tea, coffee and sweets! Explore Grenada’s original attraction – the tea houses.
Golf on the Costa Del Sol
The Costa del Sol also known as Costa del Golf is famous throughout Europe for its beautiful golf courses. With over 50 courses in the area and an average of 320 days of sunshine a year, it is the best place for anyone who wants to enjoy the game all year round.
Where does the magic of Guadix come from?
Why is a large part of Guadix underground? There are cave houses that are still inhabited today! Their white chimneys add an extraordinary charm to the cityscape. Such an attraction is not to be missed. Come and visit Guadix – the only town of its kind in Europe!