Sprawled across a mountain slope some 1,475 feet (450 metres) above the Mediterranean Sea the white washed centre of Mijas Pueblo still has the look of an old Andalucian village. It’s set amid the impressive landscapes of the Sierra, which are rich in vegetation, only a quarter of an hour’s drive from the commercial excesses of the coast, but light years away in atmosphere. The marble and limestone Sierra de Mijas is crossed with mountain valleys and has a variety of walking paths and routes with hidden beauty, views, and landscapes. Mijas has a folk museum of which its prime focus is Picasso’s ceramic works, of which 41 are on display, as well as some of his paintings and others by Dali and Miro. Picasso was born just down the road in Malaga, which also has a fine museum displaying his paintings. Malaga is easily accessible on public transport, or you could spend a day at the seaside in nearby Fuengirola.
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The TRH Mijas enjoys an excellent location at the foothills of the Sierra de Mijas mountains, close to the resort centre of Mijas, one of the most beautiful places in Andalucia. The hotel is set amidst palms and pines in the rolling landscapes of the Sierra. Built in an Andalucian style the hotel offers a buffet restaurant and bar as well as boasting panoramic views of the Costa del Sol from its outdoor pool and sun terrace area.
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