Must-see attractions in Málaga include the cathedral, the Roman theatre, the Alcazaba (11th-century Moorish fortress), the Picasso Museum (Picasso's birthplace), the elegant Larios shopping street, the bustling market hall, and the fashionable port.

During a 3-hour guided tour, you'll discover the highlights of Málaga.

The magnificent cathedral, the 2,000-year-old Roman theater, the Moorish Alcazaba fortress, Picasso's birthplace, the fascinating Picasso Museum, the elegant Larios pedestrian zone, and the bustling market hall.

Ideally, you should take a 3-hour guided tour with an official tour guide to get to know the city's highlights. Then you can spend the rest of the day exploring the city on your own.

Málaga is ideal for exploring on foot. Ideally, take a 3-hour guided tour and then continue your sightseeing on your own.

There's even a footpath leading up to the Moorish Gibralfaro Castle, which can be reached in 15 minutes.

Most shipping companies have a shuttle service that will take you to the city center in 10 minutes.

From Torremolinos/Benalmádena and Fuengirola, take the Renfe Cercanías train to the final stop, Málaga Centro Alameda, which is just a 5-minute walk from the cathedral and the old town.

The bus network also connects the coastal towns with the provincial capital.

Spring and autumn are ideal, although the climate is very pleasant all year round. The warmest months are July and August.

2-3 Tage sind ideal um die Sehenswürdigkeiten in Ruhe zu besichtigen, am besten während einer 3 stündigen Führung.

Auch kulinarisch bietet Málaga für jeden Geschmack und Geldbeutel unzählige Restaurants, Tapas Bars, Cafés, etc...

Yes, there are. The beach "Malagueta" is very popular and is only 10 minutes from the old city center (cathedral).

Museums to visit in Málaga include: Picasso Museum, Centre Pompidou, Thyssen Museum, and the Automobile Museum.