Hotels in Málaga

Located in the south of Spain, the gateway to the Costa del Sol concentrates a wonderful architectural heritage in its historic centre. Its extensive beaches and great atmosphere are the best antidote to stress.

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Epicentre of museums and Andalusian culture

Start your visit to Málaga by recharging with its most popular breakfast: churros with chocolate at the Atarazanas market. Another must-see stop is La Manquita. This is the popular name for the city's Renaissance cathedral, as it is missing a tower that was never finished due to a lack of funding. The city's cultural and architectural heritage is concentrated in its historic centre. The Alcazaba is a fortification from the Moorish period that houses a beautiful complex of palaces, gardens, fountains, and courtyards. Walking along Calle Larios, the city's main shopping avenue, is another great plan you cannot miss in Málaga. The birthplace of Pablo Picasso has a museum dedicated to the artist, which houses more than 300 of his works. After a dip at Malagueta beach, dining on fried fish or a sardine espeto is a magnificent way to end the day.

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