The Roman Theatre of Málaga is located in the historic center of the city, at the foot of the Alcazaba, on the archaeological remains of the theater of ancient Malaka. It is a Roman fortification where theatrical performances are currently interpreted.

Cabopino Beach, also known as Playa de Artola, is a secluded beach in Marbella, considered one of the best beaches on the Costa del Sol, where you will feel deeply connected to nature as it boasts a landscape of dunes and areas with delicate native vegetation such as sea daffodils and junipers; in other words, freedom.

The Carmen Thyssen Museum in Málaga is one of the city's main museums that houses the collection of Baroness Carmen Cervera, where one of the most important and comprehensive collections of Spanish painting from the 19th century and early 20th century is exhibited.

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.

In addition to its beaches, people, cuisine, and climate, the Costa del Sol is renowned for its magnificent golf courses. It boasts the highest concentration of golf courses in the region, offering golf enthusiasts an unparalleled experience.

The Cenachero is one of the symbols of Malaga, referring to the old fisherman who sold fresh fish on the streets.

Málaga, known as the capital of golf, is home to numerous golf courses. Discover here the best golf courses in Málaga and the Costa del Sol.

And the truth is, only in Málaga can you taste the wonderful sardine "espetos," and what better place than on its fabulous beaches.

The people of Málaga have a unique way of ordering coffee, and in this article, we will teach you how to order a coffee in Malaga.

The Alcazaba of Malaga is an outstanding Muslim historical monument that tells the history of the city. Together with the Gibralfaro Castle, it offers impressive views and are the most significant monuments of the city.