Málaga Print E-mail
Population:
Location:
700,000
Southern Spain, near the Strait of Gibralter on the Mediterranean Coast
City features
• A vibrant port city set against the backdrop of the Mediterranean’s sparkling blue waters
• Wide boulevards and lush gardens emphasize the city’s long history
• The architecture reflects a strong Islamic influence from the Moors, who inhabited the area until 1487
• A modern atmosphere and amazing nightlife where some of the best bars, restaurants and flamenco dancing in Spain are found
• The magnificent Baroque cathedral is one of the architectural highlights of the region
• Its rich history is evident in the city’s monuments and buildings, including a Roman theatre and a Muslim castle and fortress

Do more!
• Don’t miss the Museum of Fine Arts, adjacent to the Cathedral, which displays the works of the city’s most famous inhabitant, Pablo Picasso
• Escape to the picturesque hillside villages outside of Málaga for a peaceful respite from the bustling Costa del Sol
• Visit historic Granada, just a 90-minute bus ride from Málaga, or popular Sevilla or Córdoba, only two-and-a-half hours away
• Take advantage of the city’s international airport and bus and train stations and visit other destinations throughout Spain, Europe and Africa
• Dive into the Mediterranean at the beautiful beaches of Torremolinos

Links
Málaga Tourismo
City of Málaga
El País
Malagaweb