Malaga travel guide

Located in the southern part of Spain and on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Malaga is the the capital of the popular tourist destination Costa del Sol It is also one of the eight regional capitals of Andalucia.

Approximately 570,000 people live in Malaga Province it the biggest southern coastal city in Spain.

Malaga is located near Granada and Sevilla, due to its position on the Mediterranean coast it also easily accessible by sea.

Malaga City, Spain

The weather in Málaga, along with the large number of beaches in the area, make the province one of the most popular places for tourists to visit in Spain.

Apart from the tourism sector, Malaga has the second largest industrial port in Spain and also has an important production of textile and alimentary products.

The average climate is 23ºC (73ºF) and over 300 days of sun, makes Malaga a perfect location to grow olives, and other fruits like oranges and lemons.

Map of Andalucia
Malaga is one of the 8 regional capitals of Andalucia

Malaga offers visitors a wide range of things to do and see and the itself city has a unique and rich history.

Sightseeing around Malaga

Other than the cultural attractions which Malaga has to offer, the city is also a good place to enjoy life.

The climate in the area has over the years attracted both foreigners and tourists a like and it goes without saying that the atmosphere is that of the Mediterranean.

People who live in Malaga are called ‘Malagueños’ in Spanish, they are known for going out at nights for a social drink or meal.

Having said this the city of Malaga has a large variety of bars, bodegas (wineries) and restaurants.

Malagueños are also said to be known for their love of their town, they are also said to be proud of two famous celebrities who were both born in the city, painter and sculptor, Pablo Picasso , and the international actor, Antonio Banderas.

International Actor, Antonio Banderas was born in Malaga.