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Malaga
Malaga is the capital of the Costa del Sol, the port city has a population of approximately 560,000 and is located to the east of Marbella. The city was once considered to be the poor cousin of Seville but now stands out as one of Spain’s most popular tourist cities.
The climate is comfortably warm - averaging 19 °C, the Mediterranean breeze cools the air making it more pleasant than the blistering summer heat of the inland
Malaga has a rich history but has moved on from its Moorish past to become one of Europe’s most popular tourist cities. The city is packed with cafes, restaurants, bars and shops, and the unique atmosphere offers a blend of history and modern luxury both during the day and at night.
The city hosts the areas main airport, named Pablo Ruiz Picasso Málaga International Airport in memory of the great Spanish artist. It is one of the busiest airports in Spain and is used by 16 million passengers annually.
Don't miss: Top restaurants: Nearest beach: Transport links: 560,000 The Alcazaba, Malaga Cathedral, Museo Picasso (museum) La Posada de Antonio, Restaurante Adolfo, El Pimpi's La Malagueta, Museo Playa del Chanquete, Playas de las Acacias Malaga Airport (8km), Located on A7 motorway
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Malaga Attractions
Malaga is packed with attractions that offer education and entertainment. Whatever you’re into you’ll find something you like in Malaga. [read more]
Malaga Beaches
Malaga on the Costa del Sol has several popular beaches. Famous for being long and wide recent regeneration work has ensured that the beaches are kept clean and have good facilities. Many of the beaches in the area have been awarded blue flags by the European Union indicating high quality. [read more]
Malaga Shopping
Malaga is one of Spain’s best cities for shopping, with a great mix of old and new shops from traditional Spanish craft shops to high end fashion boutiques. [read more]
Malaga Restaurants
Malaga has some fantastic restaurants making it one of the Costa del Sol’s best cities for wining and dining. Whatever you’re looking for there’s bound to be something in Malaga that suits your requirements. [read more]
Malaga Nightlife
Malaga has a thriving nightlife all year around. The city offers a great variety of hotspots ranging from traditional Spanish back street tapas bars to modern superclubs. [read more]
Malaga Accommodation
Malaga has some great accommodation available including many fantastic hotels and apartments, but the best way to spend your time in Malaga is in one of the cities many luxury holiday villas. [read more]
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