An estimated 6 million tourists flock each year to this wonderful sunny cosmopolitan city to explore the beautiful landscapes, remarkable architecture, great nightlife and fantastic seafood restaurants.
The city is not only well known for its sandy beaches but also for its rich history, additionally being the birthplace of the famous painter Pablo Picasso. The Picasso Museum opened in 2003 and has been highly praised by those who appreciate exceptional culture.
The city of Malaga comprises of three main tourist areas – Marques de Larios, Plaza de la Constitution and Calle de Granada which are well known for shopping, nightlife and cultural entertainment.
Malaga’s Attractions
The main attractions of Malaga include the Alcazaba and the Castillo de Gibralfaro, featuring a fantastic view of the town and bay. The city presents a handful of excellent museums ranging from historic to modern arts that prove to be very popular. The cathedral and the churches, located in the centre of the city also attract many visitors.
Wind-surfing, Para-sailing and riding on Jet skis are the most enjoyable water sports which can be found at almost all of the marinas along the coast. Malaga’s climate also permits hiking, bike riding and tennis activities throughout the year. Furthermore, Malaga is known for its fantastic golf courses, its popular spectator sports and its beautiful park landscapes which are perfect for relaxing afternoons
This modern city merges well with its historical background catering for all types of visitors, for those that wish to appreciate the past and those that want to discover the future.
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