Malaga is and will remain one of the most interesting destinations to visit in Spain. Its growth model over the last 20 years is an example for many cities and the Malaga that we know today has little to do with the Malaga of the beginning of the century. Its capital and its coastal towns are an invitation to a perfect holiday and we invite you to discover what to do and what to visit on the Costa del Sol.

-  Malaga: the capital has become the city with the most museums per square metre in all of Spain. The Picasso Museum, the Pomidou, the Thyssen and the CAC (Centre d'art contemporain) are just some of the museums you can visit without even leaving the city centre. All this, added to the history of the capital, makes it a perfect option to enjoy a cultural part of your trip. But don’t forget the shopping. Stroll through the unforgettable Calle Larios and enjoy what is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful streets of Andalusia.

- Torremolinos: the beaches and bars of La Carihuela deserve a special stop, but Torremolinos is an example of tolerance and an engine of the avant-garde in Spain. A place with a particular charm, that one feels in its streets.

-  Fuengirola: Sohail Castle stands facing the sea and is a must visit if you spend a day in Fuengirola. Of course, we cannot forget its beaches, with spectacular coves hidden in rocky terrain and straight walls.

-  Marbella, which has long been a world benchmark for luxury, is also a beautiful city. A walk through its whitewashed streets is a sufficient excuse to get there. Of course, at night you have to discover Puerto Banús.

- Estepona: this municipality is one of the last in Malaga before arriving in Cadiz and has some of the wildest and most natural beaches on the entire coast of the Costa del Sol. It also has a large promenade and a gastronomy that has been greatly enriched in recent years.

-  Ronda is probably one of the most beautiful villages in Andalusia. It is built on huge rocks that form its most famous formation: the Tajo.

- Nerja : ici vous pouvez visiter les meilleures plages de Malaga. Des criques aux eaux cristallines et naturelles.

In Malaga, all these cultures come together and, with the offer of leisure, culture and gastronomy, make the Costa del Sol the ideal place to visit. All this is less than an hour’s drive from the city of Malaga and can be easily visited in a day. The Costa del Sol is a unique experience that should be visited and revisited by all those who enjoy a trip combining culture, beach, gastronomy and relaxation.

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