M�laga

Malaga, the city already founded in ancient times by the Phoenicians, stands on the shore of the temperate and blue waters of the Mediterranean. Bathed in the intense and warm Andalusian sun, it is a city with a special grace and charm.

Its fame at the tourist level comes especially for its beaches located on the Costa del Sol. Not surprisingly, this coast boasts one of the warmest and mildest climates of the Iberian Peninsula, with such a number of hours of sun throughout the year, it will be surprising that your visit coincides with cloudy days.

However Malaga also offers other wonders not so well known, both in the capital and in the province, testimony of a rich and ancient history. A tour of these pages will make you discover many exceptional aspects, both in nature and in art.

The city itself presents itself as cheerful and welcoming, with numerous gardens and the Andalusian grace of its architecture reminiscent of Arabs.

The province contains treasures in its four sides. To the south, on its eastern and western coast, we have the beaches, some extremely touristy, others still retain the charm of a fishing village. To the north, its mountains, discover beautiful and amazing natural landscapes.

A tour of the entire province will make us discover extraordinary and picturesque villages, some with ancient archaeological remains. Tasting its tasty gastronomy and its delicious raisin wine is another pleasure that the traveler should not refuse, because in Malaga, Picasso�s hometown, everything is enjoyed.