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The third century Villa Antíopa offers a real journey back in time, with careful lighting and the latest technologies, which even allows visitors to 'smell' the foods that the villa’s inhabitants would have been eating
The El Cantal park will provide a 15,000 square-metre rereational space in Rincón de la Victoria and people will be invited to sponsor a tree
Master Gift Import (MGI) became popular after selling household items, toys and textiles for just ten euros and now has 75 stores across Spain
The suspect, who served time for stealing 75 luxury vehicles and selling them to drug traffickers, had only recently been released from prison
The first time was during the Civil War, when the devotee, José González Marín, took it with him to America for safe keeping
The new centre is located on the first floor of the Oasis Business Centre
The animal reached the Los Granados beach alive and several locals tried to return it to the sea, although without success
The aircraft, flying from London and Geneva, headed for Granada and Seville instead, although both eventually made it to the Costa del Sol after the weather cleared
The Incosol health resort at Río Real has been purchased by the Ilanga Investment fund and will reopen in the first half of 2025 after a transformation costing 150 million euros
This year the Costa del Sol resort triumphed over other Spanish holiday hotspots such as Benidorm, Gran Canaria, Mazarrón and Santiago de Compostela
The most popular tickets in the province are usually those ending in the number 5 or 7, and they are the ones which sell out first
The Junta's original plan had been to open this final section of the Metro service before the August Fair
The investigation began when a lorry driver rang the Guardia Civil to report that several cars had surrounded his vehicle on the A-7 dual carriageway and forced him to stop, handcuffed him and stolen the lorry and its contents
The others selected to feature on the prestigious Conde Nast Traveler Gold List for 2023 are in Madrid and Barcelona
The court in Malaga ruled the Infoca workers had not left a big enough safety perimeter when burning vegetation and had left the scene without ensuring the two bonfires had been properly extinguished
