Lanjarón, I Will Always Love You

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Lanjarón! About 140 km from Málaga and 40 km from Granada. ;-)

You may know some landscapes by heart, but being there again will fill your heart with even more joy than discovering something new. There is a special feeling being at a place you almost could call home, as you know every stone and tree. Lanjarón may not be as beautiful as Pampaneira or Pitres, but a piece of my heart will always be there. Enjoy!

Narrow alley in the old center of Lanjarón, Andalusia, Spain
Typical narrow alley in the old center of Lanjarón 


View from the hike to the old castle in Lanjarón, with mountains and forest


Field with mountain view in Lanjarón, Spain



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