Malaga

The always sunny home of Pablo Picasso.
The port of Málaga as seen from the Mount Gibralfaro | Malaga in Spain
Bay of Málaga, Andalusia, Spain | Malaga in Spain
Palacio de Ferias y Congresos de Málaga | Malaga in Spain
Spain, Malaga, cathedral | Malaga in Spain
Mirador Histórico, en el Jardín Botánico-Histórico La Concepción, Málaga, España. | Malaga in Spain
Malaga - town hall | Malaga in Spain
Marques de Larios Street, Málaga, Spain. | Malaga in Spain
Branch of Centre Pompidou at Muelle Uno in Málaga, Spain (April 2015) | Malaga in Spain
Entrada del cementerio inglés de Málaga, España, realizada por Diego Clavero y Zafra. | Malaga in Spain
City in 🇪🇸 Spain with a population of around 570 thousand people.

Malaga is one of Andalusia’s most vibrant cities, and the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. Wander the narrow streets of the old town, taking in the Alcazaba, a hilltop fortress, and the Roman Theatre. Explore the lively markets, and enjoy the excellent food and wine. Malaga is also a great base for exploring the Costa del Sol, with its miles of sandy beaches.

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Malaga is one of the sunniest cities in Europe, and unsurprisingly also a great starting point if one wants to explore Costa del Sol. I have been here a few times and always enjoy the wonderful weather, the nice food, and the relaxed atmosphere. Sure, it can get a bit touristy at times, but the city is big enough to have its own thing going on as well. I would recommend going here for a few days to enjoy Malaga, the fresh fruit and food, and combining it with visits to nearby places such as Marbella and Gibraltar.

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You can expect temperatures of around NaN° Celsius in March during the day in Malaga.