Fort
High above the town is the Fort. Built during the 10th century it's worth visiting if only to climb to the top and take in the magnificent 360 degree views.
We’ve selected some of the very best things to do in and around Velez-Malaga. From historical monuments, churches and museums, to water parks, walking, golf, local villages, beaches and much more…
High above the town is the Fort. Built during the 10th century it's worth visiting if only to climb to the top and take in the magnificent 360 degree views.
There are several buildings of note in town. Some are open to the public, others are only open for specific celebrations. Here are some of the buildings of particular interest.
From Easter to Carnival and annual fiestas to music festivals. Southern Spain sure knows how to party and Velez and its surrounding towns and villages are no exception.
Velez-Malaga and the Axarquia area is a perfect training ground for cyclists. Here are the best cycling routes from Velez-Malaga ideal for a cycling break.
Seven museums and galleries make up the formal arts offering in the town. These spaces hold everything from historical archives to modern art.
Fall in love with the passion, soulfulness and power of Flamenco. Want to experience real Flamenco? Then Velez-Malaga is the place to do it.
The town's Moorish walls are most prominent in Plaza de la Constitucion and in the area of La Villa.
There are five churches of note in Velez, all of which are unique. With ancient minarets and arches sitting alongside carved Mudejar ceilings these are more than religious buildings but pieces of history.
Just 10 minutes' drive from Velez-Malaga you come across mountains or the coast. There's also a golf course, horse riding and a water park the same distance away.