Mijas Review

Mijas is a municipality in Malaga province, Spain's Andalusia Autonomous Region, located on the coast of the Sun, is a popular white tourist town. White walls and red tiles, low houses in pieces, narrow and neat streets are dotted with Andalusian-style decorative flower pots, the whole town unfolds along the slope of the gentle mountains, and the pure and flawless white landscape not only attracts photographers. More attractive to the arrival of newlywed Yaner, they hope that love can also return to the most flawless beauty because of the clean atmosphere here. In addition to the white architecture, Mijas’s museums, fine artisanal shops and golf courses are also a must-see, and Spain’s largest golf resort is located here.

Mijas, a millennia-old town in the mountains of the southern Spanish coast, is a white building spread at 428 meters above sea level, the blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea, or the hometown of famous painter Picasso.

Mijas is an ancient town in Malaga with a southern Spanish style. The exterior walls of the town are white. The slate paths are winding around the windows of each room. There is a blue flower pot with bright flowers. Walking here, the flowers are overflowing. Birds are really a small Spanish town worth a visit.

I love Mijas Pueblo and the trails! 💜

Although there are no historic sites and natural scenery in Mihaas, Spain, it is a very lovely white town. The place that young people of literature and art and ordinary people will like is clean and comfortable. The commercial development is just right. There are not many tourists. It is absolutely worth walking around and experiencing the quiet side of Spain.

Looking back to Spain - Mijas Mijas is located in southern Spain, is a small town on the Mediterranean coast of Andalusia, is also a mountain city, white houses built on the mountainside more than 400 meters above sea level, very beautiful, is a famous tourist resort in Spain. Japanese make up a large proportion of tourists from around the world, especially young Japanese people choose to honeymoon here.