Málaga is a city full of history and tradition, but it is also the capital of the Costa del Sol. Cosmopolitan and welcoming, it is a home away from home for the traveler because of the locals' deep sense of hospitality. We will give you just a sampling of what this city of light and sand has to offer, because we are sure you will want to come back to experience more.
Los Montes
You take the old Granada road to reach the most beautiful area of Málaga. The many natural scenic lookouts along this route offer magnificent views of the bay, and there is the added interest of experiencing the unique gastronomy, anthropology and history of the area. The whole area is dotted with inns. Some are in the style of rustic taverns, like Venta El Boticario,
Tres Cincos, Mirador and
Túnel. In these places you can try the typical local Los Montes wine- sweet, dry or semi-sweet - and a dish of the local cuisine along with it.
The Museo Antropológico (Anthropology Museum) is located in this area,...
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Museo de Arte Sacro - Abadía de Santa Ana
- This beautiful museum is housed in the interior of the Episcopal Palace in the square of the same name.The palace is now used for exhibitions,...
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- Attractions
- Reding
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Plaza de La Merced
- This plaza used to serve as free market and at one point it was actually located outside the city walls.In more modern times, it has served as...
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- Attractions
- Old Town
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Plaza de la Constitución
- This is the square with most tradition and one of the most archetypal in the city. It's located at an intersection of four streets, which once...
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- Attractions
- Old Town
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