Malaga not only boasts a great climate, stunning beaches, a welcoming atmosphere and unbeatable food, but art lovers can visit museums to rival those in major European cities. The Picasso Museum, the Pompidou Museum, the Thyssen Museum and the Russian Museum are the city’s top four museums.

As you stroll along the beach or the promenade, you’ll soon see one of the traditional dishes in Málaga: espetos de sardina, sardines skewered on long, thin cane spits and grilled over hot coals on the beach. A simple, healthy, tasty meal you must try when visiting the city, especially if you go in summer.

Whilst there can be very few people who have not heard of the Costa del Sol the name is literally a brand developed to support the tourism industry that sprang-up in the Malaga area.

Malaga. Sun, beach, tapas,…sun, beach…sun…tapas…Hmmmm…What else is there to do in Malaga. Well, there is a lot more to do in Malaga and not just the typical tourist activities. Just to show you here is our list of things to do in Malaga. Cultural activities, places to visit, restaurants, bars, monuments…these are just a few of our favourite places in Malaga.

With only a few days in Malaga and being a regular cyclist I thought a bicycle tour would be a great way to see the city and get some insider knowledge which is why I signed up for a tour with Malaga Bike Tours

Malaga and its people are cool. If you don’t believe me all you have to do is head into the city when the sun goes down. The streets and squares are filled with fashionable people making their way from one bar to another. And there is literally something for everyone whether it be a traditional style tavern to have a few beers or a classy nightclub to dance until the sun comes up. Join us as we take you on a tour of Malaga’s nightlife.

Malaga airport (AGP) is located only 8km from the city of Malaga. Thanks to the enormous number of tourists who visit every year to enjoy the good weather and the beaches of the Costa del Sol. We’ll tell you the best ways to from the airport to the main areas of the region.

Everyone knows the Spanish love their food almost as much as they love siesta and sangria. Now if you are going to Malaga for holidays then we figure that the siesta and sangria part you’ve got pretty well covered but what about the food. With this guide to restaurants in Malaga we will help you complete the treble so that you can enjoy eating like a local whether it be fine dining or going for tapas.

Malaga will face Borussia-Dortmund in the first leg of the Champions League Quarter Final to be played in La Rosaleda on Wednesday 3rd of April 2013. Dortmund will start the match as favourites are playing some excellent football through the elimination rounds off the tournament while Malaga will be out to prove that their presence in the quarter finals is no fluke.

On the shores of the Mediterranean and at the foot of the Gibralfaro castle, Malaga spreads out with joy and hubbub, like a summer party. Thanks to the sunny climate, the rich gastronomy and historic monuments, Malaga is a tempting city to visit during the whole year, not only in summer, when tourists from all over the world come to swim at the beaches and tan themselves under the sun.