Guidebook for Nerja
Food scene
All you can eat Paella on Burriana beach. Very friendly place. There is often the queue there to get a table, but it is worth it.
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Ayo
15 Paseo BurrianaAll you can eat Paella on Burriana beach. Very friendly place. There is often the queue there to get a table, but it is worth it.
Really nice restaurant. Staff really nice and friendly.
Food is reasonably priced well presented and taste great. Close to Playa Torrecilla. You will be enjoying the beautiful sea view.
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Restaurant Bamboo
21C Calle Castilla PérezReally nice restaurant. Staff really nice and friendly.
Food is reasonably priced well presented and taste great. Close to Playa Torrecilla. You will be enjoying the beautiful sea view.
Sightseeing
The Balcón de Europa is, without doubt, Nerja’s most iconic landmark and the focal point of the town.
Everyone who visits Nerja eventually makes their way to the Balcón de Europa.
King Alfonso XII is credited with having given the viewpoint its name. While inspecting the damage caused by a huge earthquake during a formal visit in 1885, he is said to have stood on the Balcón and been so enthralled with the view that he exclaimed, “This is the Balcony of Europe.”
Although documents have since been recovered suggesting that the balcony was named before the visit, the legend of the King’s influence remains widely accepted. Recognition of this was formalized with the construction of a life-sized statue of the King overlooking the balcony. A much loved and photographed monument.
The Balcón de Europa is built upon a former fortress and gun battery known as "La Batería." The cannons were housed in huge towers that were strategically located along the coast. They were used primarily by the French against pirate raids and against the British.
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Balcón de Europa
The Balcón de Europa is, without doubt, Nerja’s most iconic landmark and the focal point of the town.
Everyone who visits Nerja eventually makes their way to the Balcón de Europa.
King Alfonso XII is credited with having given the viewpoint its name. While inspecting the damage caused by a huge earthquake during a formal visit in 1885, he is said to have stood on the Balcón and been so enthralled with the view that he exclaimed, “This is the Balcony of Europe.”
Although documents have since been recovered suggesting that the balcony was named before the visit, the legend of the King’s influence remains widely accepted. Recognition of this was formalized with the construction of a life-sized statue of the King overlooking the balcony. A much loved and photographed monument.
The Balcón de Europa is built upon a former fortress and gun battery known as "La Batería." The cannons were housed in huge towers that were strategically located along the coast. They were used primarily by the French against pirate raids and against the British.
Fundacja Cueva de Nerja
Carretera de Bajada a Playa de MaroReeser Str. 106, 46446 Emmerich am Rhein, Niemcy