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Alcazaba of Málaga

A hillside palace-fortress where Islamic architecture, enclosed gardens and defensive walls overlook central Málaga.

Málaga’s Cathedral of the Incarnation combines a grand Renaissance interior, sacred art and its distinctive unfinished south tower.

Picasso’s art meets a Renaissance palace and ancient archaeological remains in the heart of his birthplace, Málaga.

A hilltop fortress above Málaga, known for its ramparts, military heritage and wide views over the city and harbour.

An open-air shopping and dining waterfront linking Málaga’s harbour views with contemporary art and the lighthouse area.

A central Málaga beach with dark sand, a seafront promenade and easy connections to the harbour and historic centre.

An ancient Roman performance space at the foot of the Alcazaba, revealing the layered history of central Málaga.

Málaga’s central food market combines a medieval shipyard gateway with a nineteenth-century iron market hall.

A waterfront museum beneath a colourful glass cube, presenting modern and contemporary art drawn from the Centre Pompidou collection.

Málaga’s landmark pedestrian shopping street connects the southern old town with Plaza de la Constitución.

A historic Málaga square associated with Picasso’s birthplace and centred on the monument to General Torrijos.

A museum in Villalón Palace exploring Spanish painting, especially nineteenth-century Andalusian landscapes and scenes of everyday life.

A contemporary public promenade on Málaga’s Muelle 2, where palms and a long white pergola frame the harbour.

A historic public garden beside Paseo del Parque, with mature subtropical trees, fountains and connections to Málaga’s waterfront.

A historic garden north of Málaga combining mature subtropical planting, nineteenth-century estate features and botanical collections.