Whether you sit on a rooftop terrace overlooking the valley or eat fresh tapas in a narrow alley, in Frigiliana you always do so with atmosphere. Recommendations are La Taberna del Sacristan and Restaurante Al Fuente.
Frigiliana itself is in the mountains, but the beaches of Nerja are only a ten-minute drive away. Playa Burriana, Playa El Salón and Playa de Maro are at your feet - literally and figuratively.
Visit the archaeological museum at Casa del Apero, discover El Ingenio (Europe's only cane sugar factory), stroll through the market or take a ride on the tourist train through the village.
Hike to El Fuerte for panoramic views, or trek into the Sierra Almijara. The Parque Natural surrounding Frigiliana offers hikes for all levels - from leisurely walks to vigorous treks.
Sunshine and views all year round. Spring colors green and peaceful, summer is lively with festivals, and autumn offers perfect walking weather. Even in winter, you can enjoy outdoor seating here.
Fly into Málaga. From there it is about 1 hour's drive. Are you coming from Nerja (7 km)? Then you can get there in 15 minutes by car or by local bus (approx. €1).
On foot is the only real way. Strolling through the Barribarto you will discover hidden squares, mosaic stories, ceramic signs and viewpoints behind every corner. Less mobile? Take the tourist train.
From boutique hotels in the old town to vacation homes in the mountains: Frigiliana offers charm with comfort. Consider Villa Frigiliana or Posada Morisca for a stay with a view.
Stroll, stroll, taste and admire. Go to the Festival de las Tres Culturas in August, hike the ceramics trail, discover the view from El Fuerte and visit markets, museums and secret courtyard gardens.
With some 300 sunny days a year and an elevation, it is pleasant and cool here - even in the heart of summer. Winters are mild and dry. Perfect for wintering or unwinding.
It is one of the best-preserved Moorish villages in Spain, with a unique blend of culture, nature and silence.
Yes. From Nerja there is a regular bus. Still, a car is handy if you also want to explore the mountains or beaches.
Take the little train, visit the market, play in the village square, and walk in the natural park. Nerja's water park is also nearby.
Yes! The Festival de las Tres Culturas in August is especially famous - with music, food, markets and street theater.
Definitely not. Stay here for a few days and let the village do its work. You will return calmer, happier and sunnier.
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