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Atarazanas Market
Málaga’s central food market combines a medieval shipyard gateway with a nineteenth-century iron market hall.
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Centre Pompidou Málaga
A waterfront museum beneath a colourful glass cube, presenting modern and contemporary art drawn from the Centre Pompidou collection.
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Calle Marqués de Larios
Málaga’s landmark pedestrian shopping street connects the southern old town with Plaza de la Constitución.
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Plaza de la Merced
A historic Málaga square associated with Picasso’s birthplace and centred on the monument to General Torrijos.
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Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga
A museum in Villalón Palace exploring Spanish painting, especially nineteenth-century Andalusian landscapes and scenes of everyday life.
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Palmeral de las Sorpresas
A contemporary public promenade on Málaga’s Muelle 2, where palms and a long white pergola frame the harbour.
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Málaga Park (Parque de Málaga)
A historic public garden beside Paseo del Parque, with mature subtropical trees, fountains and connections to Málaga’s waterfront.
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Jardín Botánico-Histórico La Concepción
A historic garden north of Málaga combining mature subtropical planting, nineteenth-century estate features and botanical collections.
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Palma Cathedral (La Seu)
A towering Gothic cathedral on Palma's seafront, famed for its giant rose window, Gaudí's touch and a ceramic chapel by Miquel Barceló.
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Royal Palace of La Almudaina
A fortress-turned-royal palace beside Palma Cathedral, blending Moorish remnants and Gothic halls, with a royal chapel and seafront gardens.
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Bellver Castle
A rare circular Gothic castle on a pine-clad hill, with a rooftop terrace, a city history museum and some of Palma's best bay views.
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Palma Old Town
Palma's historic heart of winding lanes, shaded patios, Gothic churches and lively squares, all within walking distance of the cathedral.
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Plaza Mayor
Palma's grand arcaded square of yellow façades and green shutters, with terraces, craft stalls, street performers and a rich nineteenth-century story.
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Es Baluard Museum of Contemporary Art
Palma's modern and contemporary art museum, set in a 16th-century bastion with Miró, Picasso, Barceló and terrace views over the bay.
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La Rambla
A leafy pedestrian boulevard in central Palma, lined with flower kiosks and built on the old bed of the Sa Riera torrent.
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Arab Baths (Banys Àrabs)
A rare surviving Islamic-era bathhouse in Palma's old town, with a domed hot room and a garden in the former Can Fontirroig orchard.
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Palma Aquarium
A large marine park in Can Pastilla with 55 tanks, the Big Blue shark tank, a rooftop jungle and a sea turtle rescue programme.
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Plaza de Cort
Palma's civic square, home to the baroque town hall and the Olivera de Cort, an olive tree of some 500 to 600 years moved here in 1989.
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Basilica of Sant Francesc
A Gothic Franciscan church in Palma's old town with a Baroque façade, a trapezoidal cloister and the tomb of Ramon Llull.
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Ljubljana Castle
A 900-year-old hilltop fortress above Ljubljana's Old Town, with city views, museums, a medieval chapel and a funicular ride up.
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