Malaga is one of the most popular destinations in southern Spain and a true gateway to the Costa del Sol. The city combines historic landmarks, museums, Mediterranean beaches and the atmosphere of traditional Andalusia. Malaga is famous for the Alcazaba fortress, the Roman Theatre, the Picasso Museum and its picturesque waterfront, which attracts visitors throughout the year.

If you are planning your first visit, start with our guide to Malaga’s top attractions, where you will find the city’s most interesting sights. Malaga is an excellent destination both for exploring Andalusia independently and as a base for discovering the resorts and picturesque towns of the Costa del Sol.

The surrounding area offers plenty of opportunities for sightseeing and relaxation. Among the most popular destinations are Marbella, Torremolinos, Benalmádena, Fuengirola, Estepona and Mijas. Each of these resorts and towns has its own character and offers beautiful beaches, scenic promenades and interesting attractions.

Travellers interested in history and spectacular scenery should not miss Ronda, one of the most beautiful towns in Andalusia, famous for its dramatic bridge spanning the El Tajo gorge and its breathtaking panoramic views.

Visitors may also find our guides to the street markets of Malaga and the surrounding province useful, while families with children may enjoy our selection of theme parks and family attractions in Malaga, which are particularly popular along the Costa del Sol.

Malaga remains one of the best destinations for travelling around Andalusia. Here you can combine seaside relaxation with history, culture, visits to picturesque white villages and exploration of some of the finest resorts in southern Spain. Whether you are visiting for the first time or returning once again, Malaga and the Costa del Sol always have something new to offer.