Eating in Málaga is more than a plate of tapas. In the narrow streets of the city center, taste local specialties like espetos de sardinas, while in Soho you'll be surprised by modern cuisines.
Málaga has an array of city beaches within easy reach. Malagueta is the classic, but for a more relaxed atmosphere, Pedregalejo or La Misericordia are recommended. Perfect for an afternoon of sun with churros or sardines.
Climb to the Alcazaba, visit the Picasso Museum or bike through the harbor. Or opt for a flamenco show in a tablao. Málaga has a city center that invites you to wander as well as do.
Just outside the city, nature begins. Walk through the Parque Natural Montes de Málaga or follow the Guadalhorce River. Ideal for taking a break from the hustle and bustle.
Just outside the city, nature begins. Walk through the Parque Natural Montes de Málaga or follow the Guadalhorce River. Ideal for taking a break from the hustle and bustle.
Malaga is easily accessible. Fly to AGP airport, take the train to the center or rent a car. It is also easily accessible by car (via A-7 or AP-7) or train from other Spanish cities.
Malaga is best discovered on foot. From the historic city center to creative Soho, from the cathedral to the beach. Stroll along the harbor, visit the Atarazanas market and feel the city under your shoes.
Hotels with roof terraces, hostels full of creativity or apartments in the old town - Málaga has it all. Soho, the historic center and the port are popular getaways.
Málaga never bores. Visit the Alcazaba, Gibralfaro Castle and the Picasso Museum. Cycle along the beach, sample market cuisine or dive into a flamenco bar. This city combines culture, sea and sweltering summer nights.
With more than 300 days of sunshine a year and summer temperatures of 25-30°C, Málaga is a wonderful destination. Winter is mild and bright - perfect for a city break without the crowds.
Between April and October it is sunny and lively. May and September are ideal for those who want to avoid crowds.
The Alcazaba, Castillo de Gibralfaro, the cathedral and the Picasso Museum.
Seeing art, biking, hiking in the mountains, experiencing flamenco, visiting markets.
In Pedregalejo, eat the best grilled sardines (espetos) right on the beach.
By plane at AGP, then by train or cab to downtown.
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