Map - Guaro (Coin), Malaga
Guaro (Coin) post code: 29108
Information about Guaro (Coin), Malaga
Guaro is a municipality of the Malaga Province in Andalucia, Spain, where 2,228 people currently live. It belongs to the Guadalhorce valley area, 44 kilometres off Malaga Capital, and it stands 354 metres above sea level. The land area is 22 square kilometres. Guaro's main economical activities are olive and almond agriculture, along with other traditional irrigated crops, and oddly-enough, as of 2006 the number of women with work contracts doubled that of men.
Guaro became an independent village on 1614 by decree of King Felipe IV. The city is notable for its typical Andalus streets bordered with white houses garnished with flowers. Its main monument is Saint Michel's parish, built in the XVI century and reformed in early XVII by Pedro Días de Palacios, that exhibits a square, two-bodied tower and no lateral vessels
Guaro became an independent village on 1614 by decree of King Felipe IV. The city is notable for its typical Andalus streets bordered with white houses garnished with flowers. Its main monument is Saint Michel's parish, built in the XVI century and reformed in early XVII by Pedro Días de Palacios, that exhibits a square, two-bodied tower and no lateral vessels
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