This is the town of Málaga that has once again swept the map of the most beautiful villages in Spain in 2025.

Approaching the mid-point of 2025, and now when the magazine Viajar releases its popular map of the most beautiful villages in Spain, province by province, highlighting each year what it considers the most beautiful village. There are changes from year to year among the selected villages, although this year, the proclaimed most beautiful village of Málaga remains the same as last year, the always admired Frigiliana.

"Just minutes from the sea but with a mountain soul, Frigiliana winds through cobblestone slopes, whitewashed houses that shine under the Andalusian sun, and a historic center that is considered one of the most beautiful in Spain," highlights Viajar about Frigiliana, considered by them as the most beautiful village in Málaga: "Its Moorish past and its well-kept appearance make it one of the most beautiful white villages in Spain. Don't miss the Festival of the Three Cultures, celebrating its Arab, Christian, and Jewish legacy. Frigiliana smells of jasmine and tastes like sugarcane honey."

Frigiliana is not just a labyrinth of cobblestone streets and picturesque viewpoints; this village with an Andalusian soul holds a fascinating history and a cultural heritage that truly deserves to be discovered leisurely. One of its most emblematic spots is the Palace of the Counts of Frigiliana, a 16th-century Renaissance building that is well-preserved and whose visit is almost mandatory. The Torreón area also stands out, an ancient granary with over 300 years of history that transports visitors to another era. The church and the old village fountain complete this journey through the past, reflecting the essence of Frigilian tradition. Although a bit removed from the urban center, the remains of the Castle of Frigiliana are an essential stop for those seeking the best views of the region. From the top, a unique landscape that combines history and nature is contemplated, making the visit a memorable experience.

Recognized on numerous occasions for its unique appeal, Frigiliana has earned a prominent place among the most beautiful villages of Málaga. Located in one of the highest enclaves of the Axarquía, it attracts both casual travelers and those seeking a different experience. Its excellent traditional cuisine and its peaceful surroundings make this Andalusian corner a perfect refuge for those who wish to relax, discover unique flavors, and be enveloped by the tranquility that surrounds it.

Frigiliana has been rated as the most beautiful village of Málaga in this compilation, but what about other Andalusian provinces? In Huelva Almonaster la Real stands out, in Seville Osuna, in Córdoba Zuheros, in Jaén Alcalá la Real, in Almería Mojácar, in Granada Pampaneira, and in Cádiz Vejer de la Frontera. Outside of Andalusia, Viajar also highlights places like Chinchón in Madrid, Rupit i Pruït in Barcelona, Chulilla in Valencia, and Anento in Zaragoza as other beautiful villages of their respective provinces.

The complete list of the most beautiful villages in Spain according to Viajar magazine

1. Almería: Mojácar
2. Cádiz: Vejer de la Frontera
3. Córdoba: Zuheros
4. Jaén: Alcalá la Real
5. Málaga: Frigiliana
6. Granada: Pampaneira
7. Huelva: Almonaster la Real
8. Sevilla: Osuna
9. Huesca: Alquézar
10. Teruel: Valderrobres
11. Zaragoza: Anento
12. Asturias: Cudillero
13. Las Palmas: Teror
14. Santa Cruz de Tenerife: Taganana
15. Cantabria: Santillana del Mar
16. Ávila: Arenas de San Pedro
17. Burgos: Frías
18. León: Villafranca del Bierzo
19. Palencia: Aguilar de Campoo
20. Salamanca: Mogarraz
21. Segovia: Turégano
22. Soria: Vinuesa
23. Valladolid: Medina de Rioseco
24. Zamora: Fermoselle
25. Albacete: Alcalá del Júcar
26. Ciudad Real: Almagro
27. Cuenca: Alarcón
28. Guadalajara: Sigüenza
29. Toledo: Consuegra
30. Barcelona: Rupit i Pruït
31. Girona: Cadaqués
32. Lleida: Bagergue
33. Tarragona: Miravet
34. Madrid: Chinchón
35. Alicante: Guadalest
36. Castellón: Morella
37. Valencia: Chulilla
38. Cáceres: Guadalupe
39. Badajoz: Jerez de los Caballeros
40. Lugo: Monforte de Lemos
41. Ourense: Ribadavia
42. La Coruña: Betanzos
43. Pontevedra: Vilanova de Arousa
44. Islas Baleares: Valldemossa
45. La Rioja: Ezcaray
46. Navarra: Ujué
47. Álava: Laguardia
48. Guipúzcoa: Zarautz
49. Vizcaya: Lekeitio
50. Murcia: Moratalla