Malaga is a picturesque and lively town located in Andalusia. This city is also the capital of Costa del Sol province. The center of the city carefully keeps the ruins of the ancient theater that have been here since the reign of the Romans. Near these ruins is located the Roman bastion - the palace Alcazaba built in the XI century. This complex includes a castle with beautiful flowers, palm trees and fountains surrounded by high stone walls that simply turn this palace into a maze. There is a passage that connects the palace with the fortress, so by walking in it visitors can reach famous Gibralfaro fort. The name of the port means "lighthouse on the cliff."
In Malaga, tourists with children should definitely visit the original “Museo Alborania” which is dedicated to the marine theme. This museum has a very diverse exhibition which is sure … Open
Sea food gourmands will love the restaurants of Malaga. The resort offers a vast selection of gastronomy establishments of different food trends, however the most popular among visitors are … Open
In Malaga, there is a very interesting Automobile Museum, which is worth a visit even for those who have never been interested in the subject of cars. In this museum, there is a collection of retro cars. Some exhibits are almost a hundred years old. For the convenience of visitors, the museum's collection is divided into separate thematic exhibitions. You can admire the most fashionable cars of the 1920s, and also see unusual designer cars.
Malaga celebrates a lot of interesting holidays that will allow you to get acquainted with the most beautiful traditions of local people. Many annual celebrations have a religious theme, one … Open
The most significant religious landmark of the city is the Cathedral of Malaga. It was built in the 18th century on the site of a destroyed mosque, which was also built by the Moors. The construction of this grand cathedral began in the first half of the 16th century, and was completed only in 1782. The exterior of the cathedral combines the unique features of Baroque, Gothic and neoclassicism.
Inestimable historical landmarks and monuments of Malaga attract travelers from all over the world. An ancient fortress named La Alcazaba is set on the top of one of the high hills. The … Open