The climate in Malaga was very pleasant. The city center was clean, with wonderful walking malls. Visiting the fortress and gardens, including Roman baths was most interesting. The parks were nicely done with a lot of orange trees. Bring good walking shoes; More

For the price, you are much better off getting a carriage ride around the city. Our guide was very informative (we took the ride at the end of a week-long trip). Earlier in our trip we took the sightseeing bus which cost 17EU each. It would have been a better deal to get a taxi to take us up the... More

If you haven't had the opportunity to visit this beautiful city you are missing out on a grand experience. There is so much to see in this vibrant city, crowded streets with quaint shops makes it even more attractive. It is truly one of Europe's places to visit. We found the streets to be quite confusing as they are fairly... More

Malaga is the sort of place you keep goiing back to. There is so much to do and discover each time you go that you never get tired of visiting. It's also an easy place to get round. The Old Town is situated behind the main thoroughfare and is easily reached by various buses from the Bus or Train station... More

I found this attraction being raved about on this website although it was not mentioned at all on the main "things to do in Malaga websites" I was determined to get there and asked several locals when visiting the Piccaso museum where it was. Nobody had heard of it!. Eventually we found it very close by and what a pleasure... More