Malaga is easily one of the most underrated cities in Spain.
It’s often seen as a gateway to other more popular places in Southern Spain and despite having one of Spain’s most popular cities, it’s pretty much used as a transit city.
As it turns out, there’s quite a lot going on in Malaga. For instance, did you know this was the birthplace of artists, Pablo Picasso (and Antonio Banderas)?
Not to mention the site of a Roman Theatre, the centuries-old Moorish palace of Alcazaba or the rather impressive Malaga Cathedral. (I’ll point these specific ones out to you in the photos below).
A quick jaunt around the city will very quickly give you more than enough reasons why you need to spend a couple of days here but in the absence of said “quick-jaunt”, I promptly present to you an e-version of that quick jaunt through the city of Malaga.
This is Malaga Cathedral (below)…
The Roman Amphitheatre and Alcazaba… (below)
Picasso’s home (below)…
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