Plaza de la Constitución
Town Square
The heart of the old town, this square is the perfect starting point to grab a coffee and get your bearings before exploring the rest of the city.
Museo Picasso Málaga
Museum
Located in the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, this museum is a key cultural site. If you are short on time, simply walking by the building is recommended.
4.3(35,140 reviews)
Calle Larios
Tourist Attraction
Málaga's most glamorous street, featuring marble floors and elegant 19th-century buildings.
4.8(146 reviews)
Castillo de Gibralfaro
Castle
Located at the end of a climb from the Alcazaba, this site offers the best views of the city, the port, and the Mediterranean.
4.5(20,987 reviews)
Alcazaba
Tourist Attraction
One of Spain's best-preserved Moorish fortresses, requiring a significant amount of time to explore properly.
4.6(39,815 reviews)
Santa Iglesia Catedral Basílica de la Encarnación de Málaga
Tourist Attraction
Known locally as La Manquita, this cathedral is famous for missing its second tower. The interior is noted as being even more impressive than the exterior.
4.6(35,363 reviews)
Málaga Roman Theatre
Historical Landmark
A two-thousand-year-old site rediscovered in the 1950s, located right next to the Alcazaba entrance.
4.6(9,013 reviews)
