Malaga`s long history of tourism has developed an efficient transport infrastructure via the Autopista del Sol and its international airport allowing visitors to easily reach the city center.
The cultural charm of Malaga is mainly due the various groups who inhabited the coastal town in south of Spain. There many heritage sights left by the Greeks, Romans and the Moors each with its own culture, architecture and art.
Pareo del Parqu is Malaga`s main avenue surrounded by gardens on both sides, along with the marina area providing the perfect Mediterranean spots for travelers.
With 300 days of sunshine, enjoying a subtropical climate Malaga`s main attractiveness is surely its tempting weather throghout the entire year. The beaches have been subject to cleaning in recent years allowing visitors to enjoy the most beautiful golden sand strip 60 meters wide and 2.5 kilometer long.
Being the birthplace of Picasso,a holiday to Malaga will provide various museums and galleries exhibiting his work. Besides the theather and the fine restaurants, Malaga also offers a dazzling night life with its many exciting bars. Other popular spots are the Plaza de Uncibay and the fashionable La Malagueta which is also very popular. Most venues are rather quiet during the early part of the evenings as the nightlife does not truly start until after midnight.
A perfect starting point for every visitor would most probably be the Calle Larios in the center of the commercial area as it is very famous for shopping and high quality brands and products.
Most Nothern European airlines provide flights as there are also cheap holidays to Malaga, which if chosen at the right season can make a very affordable destination and a beautiful Mediterranean experience.
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