Those who visit Malaga see that what is said in the lyrics of popular song is true: “Malaga is famous for its wine, beautiful woman and brave men, a park full of flowers by the side the sea where love is born”. Malaga is also famous thanks to its micro-climate: very mild without the extreme temperatures that are found inland and with out the strong Atlantic winds. In the historic centre of the city you can admire the harbour, the Cathedral, the Alcazaba and the Picasso Museum.

You can say that Malaga is like symphony dedicated to the senses. This is exemplified in the popular festivities, like the “Moragas” – night parties on the beach-, the “Feria” in August or the festivity of the “Verdiales” in December. Also not to be missed is the Holy Week, famous all over Spain.

Throughout the province of Malaga you will find beautiful beaches and mountains; also the Costa del Sol, a wide coastal fringe from Nerja to Manilva where you can visit Frigiliana, Benalmdena, Mijas, Marbella and Estepona, all blessed with sun, sand and sea, but, at the same time all different with their own specific charms. In the province of Malaga, there are two typically historic cities: Ronda and Antequera, with an outstanding artistic and architectural heritage. The climate, sea, cuisine, art, the imprint of generations and the present day artistic avant-garde all contribute to educate the traveller. Come and discover Malaga. “Málaga tiene más!"