Malaga

Malaga is the birthplace of the famous artist Pablo Picasso and the actor Antonio Banderas. It also produces a lot of wine, sugar and oil. If you want to check out a local theater show in the city, fell free to visit the Cervantes Theatre. Of course, summer vacations are all about the sun and the sand.  Malaga has several premium beaches that attract large crowds of tourists. For sightseeing spots, The Old Roman Theater is probably the most famous point of interest. Tivoli World, an amusement park is just perfect for passengers who are taking the kids on vacation.

Thankfully, Malaga is a sunny city that has around 300 days of sunshine and only 40 days of rain each year. This is the main reason why thousands of tourists can be seen with drinks in their hands at Costa de Sol, especially during the summer season. When it comes to food, there are many traditional Spanish restaurants, as well as several international dining places serving Asian, Italian and Mexican dishes. Take a stroll down to the Marqués de Larios Street for shopping. Here you can find independent boutiques, branded clothes and vintage goods.