A wonderful winter feeling can be found in any small village near the mountains where there are houses. You'll feel the cold on your skin and smell the scent of woodsmoke. There are many in Granada, and I'm sure there are in Malaga too. Something you might not know is that the sea moderates temperatures. In summer it's less hot, and in winter it's less cold. You can also go to Sierra Nevada. And something very typical in Spain is going to see the Christmas lights; the most beautiful ones are in the city center. Larios Street in Malaga is very famous for its Christmas lights. I also recommend that while you're strolling around admiring the lights, you go to a roasted chestnut stand and let yourself be intoxicated by the aroma of the roasted chestnuts and try them. "Embriagar" (to intoxicate) in this sentence sounds very beautiful and poetic in Spanish, but in English I don't know if means the same. "Let yourself be intoxicated" sounds weird in Spanish. Please, let me know if I used the right verb or if It sounds weird too 😂 Btw, what do you mean with Christmas shows?

@Tommy Wenes That way you feel right at home 🙃

@Tommy Wenes You have Sierra Nevada close, do you know it?

@Tommy Wenes What a beautiful is Spain and Andalucía! I'm really looking forward to exploring more places in Malaga, especially Nerja. Have you and @Sarah Moura Silva ever been there?

Of course!

@Rutger Diergaarde With plant do you mean vegetables? The espetos aren't plants 😂

@Rutger Diergaarde Now everything fits 😂