• Oficina De Turismo De Mijas Pueblo - Begin the journey in the spiritual center of Mijas. The hermitage-sanctuary, carved from rock in the 17th century, is among the village’s most distinctive sites. Nearby viewpoints offer breathtaking views of the Mediterranean coast, highlighting the strategic significance of the location.
• Plaza Virgen de la Pena - This square is one of the most iconic and vibrant areas of Mijas Pueblo, serving as a junction between local life and religious tradition. From here, visitors can access the Shrine of the Virgin of the Rock, carved from rock in the 17th century according to popular tradition, and regarded as the town’s spiritual heart.

Encircled by white houses, quaint shops, and artisan workshops, the square provides insight into the town’s evolution from its Andalusian roots to its present form. This stop offers time to appreciate the surroundings, learn about the history of Mijas’ patron saint, and enjoy one of the village’s most representative scenes before continuing the guided tour.

• Avenida del Compás - Stroll through one of the village’s most iconic and photographed areas. The tradition of the renowned “donkey-taxis,” linked to the local agricultural past, is explained as visitors explore the gardens and remnants of the old wall with open views of the landscape.
• Calle de los Caños - Explore the traditional urban layout of Andalusian origin: narrow streets, whitewashed facades, and flower-filled balconies that showcase the architectural adaptation to the climate and historical daily life.
• Plaza de la Libertad - An area that reflects the administrative and social evolution of the people following the Christian conquest. The former City Hall, now the Municipal Museum, offers insights into local history, while the market evokes traditional commercial activity.
• Calle San Sebastián - A stop dedicated to religious heritage and urban transformation after the 16th century. The Church of the Immaculate, built on the ancient mosque, retains Mudejar elements that reflect cultural continuity.
• Calle Carril - The final part of the tour with a view of the most contemporary Mijas. It highlights the unique oval-plan Bullring, rare in Spain, and the final viewpoints that offer a complete panorama of the territory before returning.
• Plaza de Toros de Mijas - The last part of the tour provides a comprehensive view of the village. The unique oval-plan Bullring stands out as one of a kind, and the final viewpoints offer spectacular views before returning to the starting point.

• Accredited Official Guide
• Private transportation

• Meals
• Gratuities

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