Turism Malaga
The city of Malaga has a lot of monuments. The city was founded in around the 8th century by the Phoenicians. It was under the control of the Carthaginians, but it was the Romans who made Malaga into a city. The Arabs captured it in 711 and following the conquest of the Catholic..

Gastronomy Malaga
The cuisine of Malaga is light, healthy and typically mediterranean: Shrimps in all variations, roasted or boiled, and Pescaito Frito, fried fish, are among the major attractions. A regional speciality are Chanquetes, very small fishes of the family of anchovies. Boquerones in..

History Malaga
Malaga is the capital city of the Costa del Sol and has much to offer as a result of its history. Malaga is also well worth a visit during one of its many festivals, The main Fiesta being the Feria, which takes place in the middle of August. ..

Culture Malaga
The long history of Malaga has been enriched by various different civilisations that passed by and left their traces in our unique lands. Malaga, with the name ‘Malaka’ (fish salting place), was founded by the Phoenicians about 800 BC., and was used as a commercial enclave,..

Museums Malaga
Museum Picasso The museum is located at the Palace of Buenavista, a representative building of Andalusian civil architecture from the Renaissance. The museum's collection includes works from the private collections of Christine Ruíz-Picasso and Bernard Ruíz-Picasso as part of the..

Monuments Malaga
Roman theatre of Málaga Malaga's Roman theatre remained hidden underground for many centuries. Malaga's Roman theatre lies at the foot of the Alcazaba fortress in the western part of the city. It was discovered in 1951, after having remained buried underground for many..