What to do in Málaga

Málaga, Art and Mediterranean Living in the Sun
Beaches, history, art, lively neighbourhoods and Andalusian flavours make Málaga an inviting year-round destination. Discover memorable experiences and enjoy the laid-back spirit of the Costa del Sol.

🏛️ Málaga Must-Sees:

• Alcazaba of Málaga – Explore this remarkable Moorish fortress, wandering through peaceful courtyards and gardens while enjoying sweeping views across the city and harbour.
• Málaga Cathedral – Affectionately known as “La Manquita”, the cathedral is one of the historic centre’s defining landmarks and a masterpiece of Spanish Renaissance architecture.
• Roman Theatre – Sitting beneath the Alcazaba, this ancient theatre offers a fascinating glimpse into Málaga’s Roman past.
• Picasso Museum Málaga – Discover the work of Pablo Picasso in his birthplace through an important collection housed in the heart of the Old Town.
• Gibralfaro Castle – Head uphill to this historic fortress for some of the finest views over Málaga, its port and the Mediterranean.
• Muelle Uno & La Malagueta – Stroll along the modern waterfront before heading to one of Málaga’s best-known urban beaches.
• Málaga Food & Tapas – Grilled sardine skewers, fried fish, traditional taverns and lively markets offer an authentic taste of the city.

Featured Experiences:
Alcazaba and Picasso Museum visits, historic centre walking tours, tapas experiences, flamenco shows, boat trips, Costa del Sol excursions and day trips to places such as Caminito del Rey and Ronda.