Malaga

Malaga, a lively and sun-drenched city nestled along Spain's southern coast in the region of Andalucia, offers a plethora of activities for those eager to explore. The city is remarkably pedestrian-friendly, allowing visitors to wander through its enchanting old town and city center, a visit to the Alcazaba Fortress, Gibralfaro Castle, the Roman Theatre & Malaga Cathedral 'La Manquita'; where historical charm seamlessly blends with contemporary flair. Strolling along streets adorned with elegant marble, one can experience the rich historical ambiance that leads to vibrant modern shopping on Calle Larios, also 'Marqués de Larios' street.

The culinary landscape here is a true delight for food and wine enthusiasts, one must visit the Atarazanas Market, featuring an array of dining options, local delicacies, meats, seafood & fruits that showcase exquisite flavors against the stunning backdrop of the Mediterranean coast engulfed in the city's spirit.

A must-see for nature lovers, The Jardín Botánico Histórico La Concepción (Botanical Landscape Garden) with over 150 years of history, the garden is one of the few gardens with subtropical plants that exist in Europe.

With a storied past as a port city that dates back to Phoenician times, Malaga boasts a unique tapestry of Roman, Moorish, and Spanish influences, making it a favored stop for cruise ships and a captivating destination for travelers seeking both history and modernity.