Nestled between the Sierra de Almijara mountains and the gorgeous Mediterranean coast lies picture-perfect Frigiliana, Spain. A beautiful uniform whitewash paint coats the entire village. Enhanced by bursts of color adorning the doors, pathways, and vibrant flowers. Embark on a journey to visit Frigiliana and support local businesses and friendly residents.
As you wander through the narrow cobblestone streets you’ll be blown away by all the beautiful, delicate hand-made trinkets. Small stores are hiding on each street as you walk through the whole town. Anything between artisan oils, wines, chocolates and ceramics, arts, and hand-sewn clothing. There is something for everyone there. Each item gives a sense of artistry and craftsmanship, reflecting passion and attention to detail poured into every item. These trinkets are something to be cherished as they hold a sense of memory and emotion.
This unique experience is unlike any other. You’ll find yourself in the heart of a charming town that embraces simplicity and beauty. Wondering the streets for blocks without seeing another tourist. Being completely immersed in the untraveled.
Supporting local businesses in Frigiliana isn’t just about purchasing goods it’s about contributing to the livelihood of the locals that get to call it home. Invest your time in learning about the history of this community and help preserve it by promoting its beauty and supporting local businesses.
Next time you are lost on where to travel, make sure to check out more of the unknown places and find more hidden gems.
Tips and Tricks for Fragiliana:
- Go with an appetite – The Andalusian Cuisine is to die for.
- Wear comfortable shoes – You’ll wander the streets for longer than you think you will.
- Talk to the locals and learn bout their life and their stories.
- Buy something memorable.
- Dress for very hot weather and bring a warm coat for when the sun goes down.
- Visit Frigiliana before sunset and stay for sunset. (The town comes alive at night with more markets, snacks, and music)
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