Hidden wonders of Málaga: places you absolutely must discover -2

Once again this week, we present some surprising corners of Málaga that deserve to be explored. From natural landscapes to small charming villages, here are some hidden wonders that you can't miss on your next visit to Málaga.

4. Fuente de Piedra lagoon

This wetland is home to the largest colony of flamingos on the Iberian Peninsula. It is an ideal place for ornithologists and nature lovers, where you can observe numerous bird species in a peaceful environment.

5. the necropolis of Las Aguilillas in Campillos

This is a group of tombs carved into the rock dating back to the Copper Age. This little-known archaeological site offers a fascinating insight into the ancient civilisations that inhabited this region.

6. the copper forest in the mountains of Ronda

In autumn, the chestnut trees in this area create a unique landscape with golden and reddish hues. It is a perfect destination for hiking and experiencing nature at its best.