Tajo de Ronda: A Natural Wonder in the Heart of Andalusia
The Tajo de Ronda, a marvelous natural gorge in Andalusia, offers spectacular views and rich biodiversity.
Picasso Museum Málaga: Celebrating the Work of a Master
The Picasso Museum was born thanks to the Malaga-born painter Pablo Picasso, who is considered the most important artist of the 20th century. It houses the majority of his collection.
The Echegaray Theater in Málaga: A Versatile Cultural Space
The Echegaray Theater of Málaga, a versatile cultural space located in the historic center of the city.
Wine Museum of Málaga: Discover the Wine Culture of the Region
The Wine Museum is a space that brings together the history, culture, art, and education about the wines of Málaga.
Discover the unique experience of Caminito del Rey in Malaga
The Caminito del Rey is located in the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, a natural area formed by the river Guadalhorce, in the western part of the Cordillera Bética.
The Biznaga Malagueña: A Gift from the Gods
The BIZNAGA is one of the popular symbols of the capital of the Costa del Sol. As an example of this, the Biznaga de Oro is the main award at the Malaga Film Festival.
Glass and Crystal Museum of Málaga
The Glass and Crystal Museum of Málaga is a museum of decorative arts with guided tours, featuring a collection of 3,000 pieces.
Contemporary Art Center of Málaga (CAC Málaga)
The Contemporary Art Center of Málaga (CAC Málaga) is an initiative of the City Council of Málaga to promote the visual arts of the 20th and 21st centuries. It was inaugurated in February 2003.
Discover the Fascinating History of Gibralfaro Castle in Málaga
Gibralfaro Castle is a 14th-century fortress built to accommodate troops and protect the Alcazaba, located in the historic center of Málaga, specifically about 130 meters above sea level, crowning Gibralfaro Hill, a mountain covered by a dense forest of pine and eucalyptus trees.
Las Malagueñas, traditional dance
Malagueñas is a style of traditional flamenco from Malaga, which emerged in the early 19th century and evolved from the ancient Malaga fandangos.
