Malaga

Sitting on Spain’s sunny Costa del Sol, Málaga offers a perfect mix of history, culture, and relaxation. Known for its warm Mediterranean climate and lively atmosphere, the city invites you to explore a wide variety of attractions. You can start with the iconic Alcazaba, a Moorish fortress which offers amazing panoramic views. Then delve into the city’s artistic heritage at the Picasso Museum, which is dedicated to Málaga’s most famous son! Stroll through the grand Málaga Cathedral, discover the ancient Roman Theatre, and enjoy the bustling atmosphere at Plaza de la Merced. With stunning beaches and renowned dining options, Málaga is a destination that captivates all!

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Must-Visit Attractions in Malaga

• El Caminito del Rey Tickets: Walk along high cliffs and cross a hanging bridge!
• SEA LIFE Benalmádena Tickets: Have a fun family time.
• Museo Picasso Málaga Tickets: See some of Picasso's iconic masterpieces in his city of birth.
• Bioparc Fuengirola Tickets: Enjoy a trip to the local zoo.
• Teleférico Benalmádena Tickets: Take a cable car trip to enjoy the views.

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Useful Information for Malaga

• Country Dialling Code: +34
• Malaga Dialling Code: 95
• Currency: The Euro (€)
• Official Language: Spanish
• Emergency Number: 112

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Fun Facts About Malaga

• Festival Culture: Málaga hosts one of Spain's largest Holy Week (Semana Santa) celebrations, which is a grand event featuring elaborate processions, music, and traditional dress. The Málaga Fair (Feria de Málaga) in August is another lively event with dancing, music, and food that draws thousands each year!
• Birthplace of Pablo Picasso: Málaga is the birthplace of the famous artist Pablo Picasso. You can visit the Museo Picasso Málaga, which is dedicated to his works, as well as his childhood home, Casa Natal de Picasso.
• Home to Europe’s Oldest Wine Bar: The city is home to ‘Antigua Casa de Guardia’, which is one of the oldest wine bars in Europe having been founded in 1840! They serve ‘Malaga Dulce’, a sweet local wine that's popular with locals!
• A City with Two Ancient Fortresses: Málaga has two impressive historical fortresses, the ‘Alcazaba’ and the ‘Gibralfaro Castle’. The Alcazaba is a well-preserved Moorish palace, while Gibralfaro, on a hill above, offers incredible views of the city and coast!
• One of Europe’s Sunniest Cities: Málaga is one of Europe’s sunniest cities, with an average of over 300 days of sunshine each year!

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