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Magnificent & Memorable Mediterranean Attractions of Malaga |
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| Málaga city in Andalusia, Spain remains a coveted tourist destination because of its proximity to Costa del Sol. As capital of Costa del Sol it is the second most important terminal for cruise ships. White buildings and pink bougainvillea bushes is what you will remember about the city, well known as the ‘coastal jewel of Andalusia’. The birthplace of Pablo Picasso has the Museum of Picasso devoted to the celebrated artist. Malaga’s rich Moorish influence is best seen in the stunning Alcazaba built on the site of a Roman fortress dating back to 8th and 11th centuries. Huge walls and fortified gates provide a grand entrance leading to restored insides of the ancient Roman amphitheatre that is now an outdoor entertainment centre. Rising high above the city Alcazaba offers spectacular views of the city as also leads to ruins of a 14th century Moorish castle, Gibralfaro. Beautiful Málaga port with its olden history recorded in several museums has natural parks, gardens and beaches to enthrall visitors. The city centre has the beautiful Alameda Gardens as also Jardines de la Concepcion just outside the city. Málaga has developed as a most modern city with Calle Larios showcasing its commercial heart. It is a great spot to begin exploring the city to go around surrounding smaller streets and plazas as also to the magnificent Renaissance cathedral with its baroque façade. If your cruise ship has an entire day in the city then you may visit the magnificent Moorish Alhambra Palace and gardens in nearby Granada for a memorable experience. |
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