Ideally located beside the Mediterranean, Malaga is a sun seeker's paradise, and beautiful beaches stretch down along its coast. But this city has more to offer visitors than just sun, sea and sand, including numerous interesting attractions such as the imposing Gibralfaro Castle. Add to that the local cuisine and the lively bars and clubs, and you'll soon see why Malaga is the top city in Spain's Costa del Sol.
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Download GuideStayed in a six-bed dorm, the under bed storage areas were large and fit all my belongings. Full sized bathrooms on each floor are good although the locks on them are little flimsy. Wi-fi only works in reception and top-floor kitchen.
Lots of great clubs and bars can mean you might spend most of your day nursing a hangover on the beach. Not a bad way to live!
If you are planning a road trip for the Anadalucia, Malaga has to be seen! very hot city and charismatic, people are very nice and friendly, good food and it's cheap, and it is not a big city so the all visit by a walking. :D:D:D
Insider Tip:If you are planning a road trip for the Anadalucia, Malaga has to be seen! very hot city and charismatic, people are very nice and friendly, good food and it's cheap, and it is not a big city so the all visit by a walking. :D:D:D
Lot of old beautiful bulidings. Althouh it was off season (Decembar, 15.), the city was full of people. We liked Malaga, and would definitely come back there again.
I enjoyed Malaga for a variety of reasons but overall just a fun town to explorer. It has a pretty good beach and a fun night life. Check out the city walking tour when you get there and stop by the vino museum.
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