Cities in Spain

Perhaps best known for its luxurious lifestyle of sleek yachts, posh hotels, golf courses and of course its extensive stretches of beaches, Marbella also has a more traditional and charming side - its old town or casco antiguo.

**Torrox lies to the East of Malaga on the Costa del Sol in Axarquia. It includes the Torrox Costa coastal strip, Torrox Pueblo inland town and ...

Almuñécar is a charming coastal town located in the province of Granada, in the southern region of Andalucía, Spain.

Calpe is the rockstar of the Valencian Community. This sea-facing city on the Costa Blanca is wildly popular with people seeking sun, sea and Michelin-starred restaurants.

Altea is pretty as a picture, and its creative soul is utterly charming, too. The hilltop town dates back to Phoenician times, and its souk-like network of lanes was built by the Moors.

Surrounded by pine forests, fields of olives and vineyards, Pinoso – known locally as *El Pinós* (the Pine Tree) is a tranquil, ...

A buzzy port city at the northernmost point of the Costa Blanca, Denia is also an attractive resort, steeped in history with a cosmopolitan feel.

On the *Costa de Almeria*, in the foothills of the *Sierra Cabrera* is Mojacar, a mountainside village that offers a blissful escape from the ...

Clinging to the mountainside above the Mediterranean, Frigiliana isn't just another pretty white village – it's Spain's most beautiful, where bougainvillea cascades over ancient walls and the scent of jasmine fills narrow passageways.

Sunseekers adore Guardamar del Segura. Just 40km south of Alicante, the town has around 320 days of glorious sunshine a year, and ample beaches to enjoy them on.