CITIES - MALAGA

Malaga, the coastal capital of the Costa del Sol, is a bright jewel set on the banks of the Mediterranean Sea. The sandy beaches of this southern European attraction draw a number of tourists each year. As well, the province of Malaga boasts a fine assortment of golf courses. The city itself, with a population of 600,000, features a network of freeways that connect it to the province of Andalusia. In addition, it prides itself on having one of the largest international airports in Spain as well as one of the major commercial ports of call in Europe. Malaga welcomes its visitors all year round to enjoy its warm climate, its splendid beaches of fine sand and a wide assortment of gastronomical delights.

For the greater pleasure of history enthusiasts, it is well known that a host of illustrious “conquerors” have left their imprint on Malaga’s history, particularly around the fortress of La Alcazaba, the castle of Gibralfaro, the splendid cathedral, and the Roman amphitheater. As well, a wide range of cultural and sports events attract tourists throughout the year to this colorful andalusian city: there are film and drama festivals, exhibitions and concerts as well as regattas and other sporting events. In the spring, visitors are welcome to attend Holy Week festivities (Easter), and later, the August Fair awaits them at the end of the summer season. What a pleasurable way to enjoy an unforgettable holiday!