| Population | 600.000 |
| Climate | summer 30°C (86°F) winter 17°C (63°F) |
| Description | Besides sun, sea and beach, Málaga has a lot more to offer. This city which is rich of culture has all the elements of a typical southern Spanish city. Beautiful historical buildings, narrow streets with interesting shops and bars, wide avenues with palm trees, a lot of authentical Andalusian festivals and very hospitable local inhabitants. The Province of Málaga has fascinating landscapes and a marvelous climate which allows you to enjoy the sun on numerous beaches (along 130 km of coast). |
| To see | La Alcazaba, the historic Centre, the Gibralfaro castle, la Feria de Málaga (August), Cervantes Theatre, La Malaguetta playa. |
| To do | Bull fighting in la Plaza de Toros, sun-see-beach at la Malagueta, eating tapas in the bars or terraces in the historical part, excursions to Nerja, Ronda, Tarifa (the place to be for kite- and windsurfers), Granada, Seville, Cordoba, Morocco, etc. |
Málaga, capital of the ‘Costa del Sol’: The second largest town in Andalusia, and one of the most important towns in Spain is home to approximately 600,000 inhabitants. The Province Málaga provides charming landscapes and a marvelous climate, perfect for long stints on one of its many beaches (along 130 km of coast). The Cervantes Theatre provides a rich cultural experience that only complements the regions museums and monuments. These museums and monuments pay tribute to Malaga’s history, a history relating to both the late Arab and Roman empires. |
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