History tells of an Andalucía coveted by numerous cultures. The varied landscape, ranging from the most desert-like places to abundant mountains, has long been the object of envious looks, the legacy of which is a cultural, monumental and artistic patrimony of very real significance in which the Andalusian legacy stands out from the rest.

Particularly relevant are monuments such as the Alhambra of Granada, the Mezquita (or Mosque) of Córdoba, and the Giralda of Seville, in addition to which there are a wide range of castles, fortresses, monasteries and cathedrals of considerable historic value and interest. All these are only two hours by car from Myramar Fuengirola.

Going back even further in time are the Dolmens and Caves of Antequera where you can find prehistoric paintings and artefacts, and the famous Nerja Caves (both located just over an hour from Fuengirola). These are genuine examples of the lives of our ancestors, loaded with symbolism and taking us back hundreds of years in a matter of minutes.

Art enthusiasts will find a wide range of museums on offer, clearest proof of the quality and importance of our internationally renowned artists. Of great significance here is Picasso, a true son of his homeland, with his museum located in the centre of Málaga (the Picasso Museum). La mejor prueba de la calidad y la importancia de nuestros artistas más internacionales y reconocidos. No podíamos dejar de citar aquí a Picasso hijo de nuestra tierra, y su museo ubicado en el centro de Málaga (Museo Picasso).

For those simply seeking to enjoy a walk around streets, nooks and crannies, and looking at the houses, the way of life, and cultural wealth of Andalucía, the following are recommended: the white villages and towns in the area: Ronda, Marbella, Casares, Ojén.