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El Parque
posted by kflanders My favourite post-lunch strolling spot, there are some astonishing plants here, very exotic! Plus, you get to spot the huge yachts and see if anyone famous is pulling into town. Fundacion Picasso
posted by bkemble It seems that every other town in Spain has some connection with Picasso but this one seems pretty genuine as it's his place of birth. Lovely informative little spot. Selwo Animal Park
posted by rflanders Such fun! It's like a huge zoo that you can safari around if you want. We joined a tour and it was great fun as well as being so informative. Be sure to say you want an english tour though, we spoke to a couple who'd been booked on the german one by mistake!!! Plaza Merced
posted by bllora We were on a bit of a budget holiday on the Costa del Sol but didn't want to miss out on the cultural side so were on the look out for free things. Here you can find Picasso's birthplace and it's free to get into! It's a really lovely and interesting place. Santiago Church
posted by nlalty Whilst the Cathedral gets all the plaudits here, my favourite was the Santiago Church. I love the Mudejar style exterior and the interior too is very exciting. Watch out especially for the frescoes and the sculptures. |
As the gateway to the Costa del Sol, Malaga is one of Spain's busiest holiday airports, welcoming droves of Brits each year. Cheap flights to Malaga from the UK are available thanks to budget airlines and with a large range of accommodation options it should be easy to findhotels in Malaga whether you want two-star self-catering or five-star luxury. The majority of visitors arrive on cheap Malaga flights in the summer, when the weather is at its hottest. The resorts of Marbella, Fuengirola, Torremolinos and Benalmadena are all popular places to stay so cheap car hire from Malaga Airport can be a great way to get there. Flights to Malaga can also be found really cheaply in the winter. Whilst the sun isn't warm enough to sunbathe then, you can explore the more historical side of the city and shop at the Mercado de Atarazanas, where international shopping brands and quirky local shops meet Within the town centre, Malaga Cathedral and the 11th century Moorish fort, the Alcazaba, along with the Gibralfaro are well worth a visit. Wander around the old town, where you can find some great places to eat tapas and enjoy a few drinks. As in the rest of Spain, nightlife starts late so expect to see the sun rise as you return home! Religious festivals are big here, as they are in the rest of the country, so you could coincide your 2012 Malaga holiday with a visit during one of the holy festivals. If you're after other events in Malaga in 2012 why not try Feria de Malaga, which happens at the height of the tourist season in August. When to visit Malaga
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