Málaga today is one of the largest administrative and cultural centers of Andalusia, the Spanish province. It is interesting to visit the city not only in summer - even in winter there is a place to walk around. Moreover, thanks to the compact location of local attractions, you can get acquainted with the treasures of Málaga in a couple of days.
The first stop to explore the city is the monumental Renaissance cathedral. The temple has only one tower, so it is nicknamed one-armed by the local population.
The defensive structures of Alcabas and Hibralfaro are also interesting. Fortified from enemies palaces were created in XI and XIV centuries respectively.
There are in Malaga and cultural monuments created before our era. In the I century before the birth of Christ was built Roman amphitheater, perfectly preserved today.
The walk through the Old Town is crowned by the Constitution Square - a concentration of fountains and houses of ancient architecture. From it starts the street of luxury boutiques and mansions Marques de Larios - another modern tourist attraction. Málaga is also known as the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. Fans of painting are sure to visit the Plaza Merced in his memory. Málaga is also the birthplace of Antonio Banderas.
But the interesting places in the city do not end here...
Málaga
The Mediterranean Home of the Greats
Warm cozy Malaga, warmed by the Andalusian sun on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, attracts thousands of tourists every year. And no wonder, because there is definitely something to see in the city! Almost two dozen beaches, the richest national cuisine, a lot of cultural and natural monuments, known not only in Spain, but all over the world - all this is beautiful Málaga!
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