Malaga, however you want it.

Welcome to Malaga, the birthplace of the famous artist, Pablo Picasso! This Spanish city may not be as well-known as some of its counterparts, but it has everything a traveller could ask for. With almost 3,000 hours of sunshine per year and several kilometres of beach, it's no wonder Malaga is called "Ciudad del Paraíso" or "Paradise City".

The city's rich history is evident everywhere you look, with ancient ruins and architecture from the Phoenicians, Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, Visigoths, and Arabs. The Centro Antiguo is the perfect place to explore on foot, with everything conveniently located nearby.

Pablo Picasso's life and work is still celebrated in Malaga, and the opening of the Museo Picasso in 2003 was a huge success. The museum is located near the Roman theatre, Arab castle, and bullfighting ring, making it a perfect spot for history buffs. For contemporary art lovers, the CAC is located on the other side of the old town.

The Plaza Episcopal, adjacent to the Cathedral, often hosts high-quality exhibitions, while the Teatro Cervantes offers a variety of concerts, dance performances, and musicals. Malaga truly is a city with something for everyone. Come and discover the paradise city for yourself!