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What to see in Málaga

The Costa del Sol and much more: the Caminito del Rey, El Torcal, the white villages of the Axarquía and a capital full of museums.

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Málaga · 39 places to see

Picasso's birthplace with Spain's highest density of museums. Grilled sardines by the sea, the Roman Alcazaba and the historic centre make Málaga a vibrant Mediterranean city.…

Marbella · 23 places to see

Jewel of the Costa del Sol with the Mediterranean's most picturesque old town. Puerto Banús, luxury beaches and the famous Golden Mile make Marbella one of Europe's most exclusive destinations.…

Antequera · 21 places to see

A crossroads of civilisations with UNESCO World Heritage prehistoric dolmens, the Torcal with its unique limestone formations, and the Fuente de Piedra lagoon, Europe's largest pink flamingo colony.…

Ronda · 20 places to see

The city of the gorge: a 120-metre canyon over the Guadalevín river divides the city in two parts connected by the 18th-century New Bridge. One of Spain's most impressive views.…

Nerja · 14 places to see

The Balcony of Europe, the most celebrated Mediterranean viewpoint of the Costa del Sol. The Nerja Caves, with the world's oldest cave paintings, and its crystal-clear coves make Nerja the most complete destination in the Málaga A…

Vélez-Málaga · 10 places to see

Capital of the Axarquía, land of Moscatel and the Málaga Moscatel raisin, PGI. The Arab castle, Holy Week and the sweet wines of the comarca make Vélez-Málaga the gateway to the eastern Costa del Sol.…

Ardales y el Caminito del Rey · 9 places to see

Spain's most spectacular path runs through the Gaitanes gorge suspended 700 metres high. The wooden walkways and the Chorro reservoir create a movie-like landscape.…

Casares · 8 places to see

Birthplace of Blas Infante, father of the Andalusian nation. Perched between the Serranía de Ronda, Campo de Gibraltar and Costa del Sol, Casares has one of Andalusia's most spectacular profiles with views reaching Africa.…

Benaoján · 4 places to see

A white village at the foot of the Sierra de Grazalema that guards the Cueva del Gato, one of Spain's most spectacular caves with an underground river emerging in a cascade. The Serranía de Ronda natural setting is world-class.…

Frigiliana · 3 places to see

Considered one of Spain's most beautiful villages. The Moorish quarter with cobbled streets and flowers cascading over whitewashed facades offers the best views of the Costa del Sol.…

Genalguacil · 1 places to see

The world's only village-museum: dozens of permanent contemporary artworks integrate into its alleys, facades and corners. The Encuentro de Arte every two years transforms this sierra village into an open-air gallery.…

Comares · 1 places to see

The balcony of the Axarquía: perched on a conical hill at 739 metres, Comares has views over the entire Costa del Sol from Málaga to Almería. Its labyrinthine streets and Arab tower make it one of Andalusia's most picturesque vill…

Teba · 1 places to see

The village of Robert Bruce of Scotland's heart: the Great Captain Douglas died in 1330 carrying the Scottish king's heart to the Holy Land when he attacked Teba. The Estrella Castle and Scottish museum are unique in Europe.…

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