If you love art, you'll love this city. Spend an afternoon browsing the impressive artworks at the Picasso Museum. Visit Centro de Arte Contemporaneo for its rich collection of the most famous impressionists and surrealists. Visit Picasso's birthplace, featuring a visual history and timeline of his art supplies and his art. At the, Interactive museum of Music, peak at one of the most impressive and stunning collections of musical instruments. Take a day trip to Alcazaba and Castillo de Gibralfaro, two very impressive Moorish castles. Alcazaba also has some spectacular views of the city and surrounding areas. Don't miss the Roman Cathedral as well, located just below Alcazaba. Also spend some time at Customs Palace, the embodiment of neo-classical architecture.

Malaga is known for its tranquil, beautiful coastline. Lounge on white sandy beaches. Pack a picnic basket with your favorite foods and grab your honey for a breathtaking sunset at one of Malaga's 16 beaches. Some of the most famous beaches are, La Malagueta, La Caleta, Banos del Carmen, Pedregalejo, Las Acacias and el Palo El Chanquete. If you're travelling with kids, Tivoli world is a must. The kids will have a blast enjoying amusement park rides, shows, ballets, live music and lots more. Also, don't miss the Malaga Bullfighting Ring, dating back to1874.

The Spanish cuisine in Malaga is a foodie's dream come true. Enjoy sweet and savory Spanish Tapas. Dine on a four course authentic meal from recipes dating back hundreds of years. Malaga also has an impressive nightlife. Check out the bars, pubs, and clubs for fine drinks, great music, and dancing.