Malaga seduces with its Alcazaba, a historic fortress with stunning views of the city.
Why stay in this city?
Malaga, located on the Costa del Sol in Spain, is a popular tourist destination for its Mediterranean climate, beautiful beaches and rich cultural heritage. The city houses the Alcazaba, a Moorish fortress dating from the 11th century, offering panoramic views of the city and the sea. At his feet is the Roman theatre, a testimony of ancient times. The historic centre is a labyrinth of picturesque streets where the majestic Malaga Cathedral and Picasso Museum are located, paying tribute to the city's famous native artist. Art lovers will also enjoy the Centre Pompidou de Malaga, a colourful annex to the Parisian museum. The beaches, like La Malagueta, are perfect for relaxing and enjoying the sun. Finally, local cuisine, with its tasty tapas and regional wines, promises an unforgettable gastronomic experience.
93 hotels in Malaga,
Spain
Our selection of prestigious hotels
9.5
Vincci Selección Aleysa ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
From 261 €
This beachfront boutique hotel with an outdoor pool and hot tub overlooks the Mediterranean Sea.
Avenida Antonio Machado, 57, 29630 Benalmádena, Spain
Set in Fuengirola, 1.7 km from Torreblanca Beach, Leiro Residences offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
During your visit to Malaga, do not miss the must-see monuments that bear witness to its rich past. Start with the Alcazaba, an impressive 11th century Moorish fortress, offering panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. Right below, explore Roman theatre, a historical vestige of ancient times. Malaga Cathedral, nicknamed "La Manquita" due to its unfinished tower, is a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture that deserves a visit.
Then head to Gibralfaro Castle, perched on a hill, for a spectacular view of Malaga and its port. The Picasso Museum, located in the artist's home, exhibits a remarkable collection of his works. Don't miss the Centre Pompidou de Malaga, a colourful extension of the Parisian museum, which houses modern and contemporary works of art. These monuments offer a fascinating dive into Malaga's history and culture.
How to move around the city?
Malaga, a popular destination on the Costa del Sol, offers varied and efficient means of transport for tourists. Malaga-Costa del Sol Airport, just 8 km from the city centre, is an international hub well served by many airlines. Upon arrival, passengers can use the train to move quickly. María Zambrano station, connected to the high-speed rail network (AVE), connects Malaga to cities like Madrid and Barcelona in a few hours.
In the city, public transport is well developed. The EMT bus network effectively serves major neighbourhoods and tourist attractions, while Malaga Metro offers two modern lines that facilitate urban travel. Taxis and carpooling services are also widely available. For a more local experience, renting a bike or scooter is an excellent option to explore the charming streets and beautiful beaches of Malaga.