We flew in Malaga at the end of October, because the beloved Barcelona was already cool, and tickets from Warsaw were relatively not expensive, it was necessary to take. In Andalusia, we have not yet been, but have already been heard about famous tangerine and orange plantations.
In general, Malaga is very old town (based in the VIII century. BC). Here is a huge number of cathedrals and monasteries of different eras and styles. And all of them can be accessed by just walking in the center, its twisted lades and narrow winding streets.
Our attention in Malaga attracted the Roman theater I-II B BC. (Rather, what has been preserved from him), Alcasab XI century fortress, Plaza de Toros - Giant Arena for Corrida.
An interesting place for art lovers will be the Picasso Museum, the birthplace of which is Malaga. More than 150 artist paintings were collected here, there are its earliest work and exposition of unknown works.
And also, in addition to the sea of ancient architecture, in Malaga there is a beautiful park with an interesting name "Palm surprise". It is located in the city center and looks at the port. There are many ... palm, playgrounds, slides, elegant fountains. In general, there is a good rest, and if you get hungry, then a snack.
In the city on a par with ancient architecture, fashionable hotels are intertwined, long beaches of the Mediterranean Sea, expensive boutiques and restaurants, golf courses. Therefore, as you could guess, the city is not cheap!
The city is a port, but choose a beach holiday place here will not be difficult. In the city, there are about 15 beaches, we traveled almost everything, and confess, they are very good. There are no traditional beaches with a bunch of lounge chairs and umbrellas, a lot among holidaymakers of local residents, but this did not confuse this. San Julian is the best place to occupy kaitsurfing, and Guadalmar Beach is close to the airport, so you can see the airplane flying low above your head. I really liked a wide two-kilometer beach of Merikondi. He is one of the most popular in Malaga with dark sand.
If you love night entertainment, I recommend to get out to the Pedrogelej's waterfront. Here a bunch of baroque, clubs and restaurants. And on Monday, you arrange the "Lady Night", so girls - welcome! And on the embankment, there are some of the best, on the reviews of the locals, restaurants - Maricuchi and El Caleno.
We really liked the city, it is cozy. Perhaps we will not return here more, because prices are still high, but we are satisfied with the vacation.