Malaga, a Spanish city and capital of Malaga province, beautifully combines history with modernity. This one of the most important cities in Andulacia region has a Mediterranean vibe. The city may not compete with likes of Madrid and Barcelona but it is not drab either. Before pronouncing it as a dull destination, do remember that it is the birthplace of Pablo Picaso which is one of the greatest painters the world has ever produced. Most of the tourists boarding business class flights to Malaga have a visit to the Picasso Museum on mind.
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- The best time to visit Malaga is from June to September.
- There are excellent venues for rock climbing that can be explored.
- While in Malaga never forget to sip Mosto, a local wine produced from Muscat grape.
As the city is home to fourth largest airport in the country, it receives domestic as well as international flights. There is an efficient public transport system to take you from one place to another but locals have embraced cycling as a popular form of transport to commute. While in Malaga you have a lot to see, do and explore. Alcazaba an 11th century Moorish castle, is situated atop a hill in the heart of the city. The castle has been conserved beautifully thus making it a popular draw cards in the city. Roman Theater which showcases the remains of an old Roman theatre is also a destination of repute. Castillo de Gibralfaro a beautiful Moorish castle is situated near the Alcazaba and gives a commanding view of the city. Malaga Cathedral, situated in the heart of the city, also worth a visit. The city is also home to some museums that help you understand the city better. Picasso Museum and Picasso's birthplace are ideal destinations to have a peek into the life and work of this legendary painter. Interactive Museum of Music, Centro de Arte Contemporáneo, Museo del Vidrio y el Cristal, Museo Revello de Toro, Museo del Cister, Museo de Artes Populares and Museo del Vino are other major museums to visit in the city.