Malaga on Spain’s Costa Del Sol is a buzzing city with more history, culture and great food
than many cities put together. Find out the top things to do in Malaga your first visit.
Malaga, the heart of the Costa Del Sol. With over 300 sunny days a year, hot summers and
the warmest winters in Europe, it’s a great choice for a holiday all year round.
Many Brits visit Malaga just for the airport as they travel on to the likes of Marbella and
Torremolinos, but Malaga really is worth a dedicated holiday. Malaga is a pretty green city
too.
Malaga is a city undergoing regeneration. While it may not have the draw of nearby
Andalucian cities Granada, Córdoba and Seville, it offers plenty in the way of art, culture and
beauty. It’s got that beautiful marriage of ancient and modern.
Trendy bars and food markets sit next to Gothic cathedrals and Roman ruins, while rooftop
pools offer views to an 11th Century castle on one side and a modern promenade on the
other. It’s got that buzz about it. A city on the rise.
