Storage and attractions on the Costa del Sol

Modern self-contained storage facilities on the Costa del Sol are few and far between. If you are looking to store your goods between visiting attractions on the Costa del Sol, find a reputable storage company in Manilva.

Attractions on the Costa del Sol

If you want to enjoy the best of southern Spanish culture, take a look at these attractions on the Costa del Sol.

Andalucian Horse Show

Enjoy the elegance and beauty of the Andalucian Horse. Buy a ticket for one of the many equestrian shows on the Costa del Sol. The graceful horses perform to ballet and the riders spend years learning difficult movements. All of which based on classical and country dressage. The Andalucia Horse Show at Torremolinos comes highly recommended.

Authentic Flamenco Show

If you have never seen an authentic Andalucian flamenco show, you haven´t lived. The passion with which the Sevillanas are performed and the raw talent of the musicians and dancers will have you on your feet, shouting for an encore. Highly recommended is the Tablao Flamenco Ana Maria in the old town of Marbella, where you will see possibly the best flamenco show in southern Spain.

A Bodega Tour of Jeréz

No trip to Jeréz is complete without a Bodega Tour, and one of the best is the Tio Pepe Bodegas, where some of the world´s most famous brandies and sherries are produced. The Tio Pepe Tour includes a trip to the brandy and sherry bodegas, which were built in 1963. This authentic bodega operates over 3 floors, where the sherry is aged.

The Alhambra Palace, Granada

Alhambra Palace is a citadel and Fortress dating back to the 14th Century. Moors ruled southern Spain during this period. The Alhambra represents a stunning feat of architecture and construction which was built 1,300 years ago. Open to visitors, if you plan to visit the Alhambra, you are recommended to buy tickets in advance, particularly during summer.

Tour Seville by horse and carriage

Horse and carriage is one of the best ways to explore the beautiful city of Seville. The amazing cathedral is close to Santa Cruz, with its winding streets and intriguing boutiques, pavement cafés and tapas bars. Enjoy a ride around the city´s most famous landmarks. Visit ´Torre del Oro´, the ´Parque Maria Luisa´ and the ´Guadalquivir River´ which divides the city.

Tapas Al Fresco Marbella

If you are looking for tasty tapas, you will be spoilt for choice in Marbella. Take your time to stroll around the town centre, and look out for Gambrinus, The Taberna del Pintxo, and the Venencia, all situated between the main road (C/Ricardo Soriano) and the seafront in the centre of Marbella. If you want some authentic Spanish tapas, try the prawns, the paella, Spanish omelettes or the octopus. All of which are often served on a hot skillet with potatoes and cayenne pepper. Accompany this with a jug of sangria, for a real taste of Spain which won´t break the bank.

The Picasso Museum, Malaga

If you are an art fan, take a trip to the Picasso Museum in Malaga. Picasso created some incredible paintings, including Guernica and The Dove of Peace, which are known throughout the world. This fascinating museum exhibits a comprehensive collection of the artist´s work. The museum rooms also have a great bookshop and café.