Point d'intérêt
Málaga
675 personnes du coin recommandent,
Conseils des habitants
Peter
July 19, 2022
Major city on the seafront - big cultural and social scene. Dont miss the Castle of Gibralfaro
Kristian
July 12, 2022
Beyond its 16 sunny beaches, this Andalusian city on the shores of the Mediterranean has a fascinating cultural side. And the birthplace of Pablo Picasso has reinvented itself in recent year, inaugurating museums for all tastes. If we take the combination of culture and the sea and add a lively atmosphere, numerous tapas served in bars, cutting-edge neighbourhoods like Soho, areas like the port that have transformed and become more modern and monuments with centuries of history, the result is a city full of passion that anyone would want to explore.
Beyond its 16 sunny beaches, this Andalusian city on the shores of the Mediterranean has a fascinating cultural side. And the birthplace of Pablo Picasso has reinvented itself in recent year, inaugurating museums for all tastes. If we take the combination of culture and the sea and add a lively atmo…
Sicco
May 9, 2022
Málaga has remained unspoiled and is located an hour (72kms) away. Largely untouched by mass tourism despite its bustling airport and rarely explored by sun-seeking visitors – despite the city itself being home to vast stretches of sandy beaches. The lengthy promenade throbs with activity throughout the year, attracting Málaga residents of all ages: black-clad older folk amble along, stopping intermittently to enjoy the horizon from the comfort of a shaded bench; fitness enthusiasts cycle, jog or roller-blade past, weaving in and out of the skateboarding or moped-riding teens that frequent the area in a refreshingly non-threatening manner. In the stunning old town area of the city, Málaga's rich history comes to life in the form of many intriguing and often spectacular sights. The excellent Picasso Museum (Pablo Picasso was born in Málaga, not far from where Antonio Banderas now has a penthouse) is one of the finest of its kind in Europe, while the faded majesty of the Alcazaba and the 14th century Gibralfaro Castle hints at a history defined by battle and glory. The beautifully baroque cathedral is flanked by fragrant gardens, a pretty café-lined square and the ever-present horse-drawn carriage stations. The wonderful Cervantes Theater has a year-long schedule of internationally acclaimed shows, acts, performers and artists; and the city’s burgeoning cultural attractions include (in addition to the Picasso) the Pompidou Centre, Carmen Thyssen Museum, Contemporary Art Centre, St Petersburg Collection Russian Museum, Classic Cars Museum, Wine Museum and (on the city outskirts in Churriana, near the airport) the Gerald Brenan House
Málaga has remained unspoiled and is located an hour (72kms) away. Largely untouched by mass tourism despite its bustling airport and rarely explored by sun-seeking visitors – despite the city itself being home to vast stretches of sandy beaches. The lengthy promenade throbs with activity throughout…
Pia
May 5, 2022
Go to Gibralfaro for a drink or bite to eat. Free parking and spectacular views of the city and harbour.
Dorothea
April 30, 2022
Malaga - 50 minutes east of the villa, Malaga boasts a wonderful old town and restaurant-packed harbour - 2 castles, amphitheatre, lots of nice restaurants around port.
Málaga avec les Expériences Airbnb
Découvrez ce monument emblématique grâce aux expériences Airbnb, des activités en petit groupe animées par des gens du coin.
Emplacement
Málaga, AN