The "Casas Corralones" are homes that share an Andalusian patio in the middle. These homes were typical working class housing in Malaga starting during the mid 19th century. Mainly located in the neighborhoods of El Perchel and La Trinidad, the patios were an area for socializing, as well as family life. Although many of the Casas Corralones have been knocked down in favor of more modern apartment buildings, some still remain. For the past several years they have opened up these Andalusian patios for one week as a way to celebrate that cultural tradition. The festivities include dance, song, and food. It is a unique opportunity to get to know not only the patio gardens, but also meet the people who live in the Casas Corralones, taste their delicious recipes and become part of the shared community. It's everything we love about Malaga! Great food doesnt just happen. Behind it are hard working families, fascinating stories, age-old traditions. Were a small group of food lovers who are passionate about sharing Spain's incredible cuisine with hungry, curious travelers. Local people, unique places, unforgettable experiences theyre all essential ingredients. So join us, and devour Spain! Devour Spain with us!Madrid: https://devourmadridfoodtours.comBarcelona: https://devourbarcelonafoodtours.comSeville: https://devoursevillefoodtours.comSan Sebastian: https://devoursansebastianfoodtours.com/
