What to do in Malaga? What to see in Malaga? We leave you a list of museums, monuments, entertainment, and places of interest in the center of Malaga.
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Alameda
Alameda that borders with the province of Córdoba where the spirit of one of the most famous bandits lives on along the “El Tempranillo” route.
View More AlamedaAlcaucín
Alcaucín located at the foot of the Sierra de Tejada from where the water that flows to the numerous fountains & sources of the village.
View More AlcaucínAlfarnate
Alfarnate between mountains and cherry trees, of Arab origin, the old Camino Real to Granada, bandit legends create a magical combination.
View More AlfarnateAlfarnatejo
Alfarnatejo located in the Axarquía in a privileged natural environment between the vilo, gallo and chamizo peaks, ideal for hiking.
View More AlfarnatejoAlgarrobo
Algarrobo divided between the old town and coast, but together rich in history, leisure and culture, becoming a great attraction for tourism.
View More AlgarroboAlgatocín
Algatocín located in the Genal Valley offers a great peace of nature with numerous rural accommodations, campsites and hiking routes.
View More AlgatocínAlhaurín de la Torre
Alhaurín de la Torre has all the elements of a modern town while preserving the town charm and the essence of Malaga.
View More Alhaurín de la TorreAlhaurín el Grande
Alhaurín el Grande, many civilizations lived in the area, but since the 15th century its churches and hermitages have marked its essence.
View More Alhaurín el GrandeAlmáchar
White village in the Axarquía baptized as the capital of the muscat grape and where the traditional soup from Malaga originated: el ajoblanco.
View More AlmácharAlmargen
Almargen, a village that borders the provinces of Seville and Cádiz where archaeological finds originate 5000 years ago.
View More AlmargenAlmogía
Almogía Village a relaxing walk through its streets full of flowers and its views over the mountains of Malaga that should be compulsory therapy for anyone.
View More AlmogíaÁlora
Álora, a white village full of cultural and historical heritage throughout. Its castle and its old town is proof of this great past.
View More ÁloraAlozaina
Alozaina town, part of the Sierra de las Nieves in Malaga where the Mozarabic spirit and the legend of María Sagredo lives on.
View More AlozainaAlpandeire
Alpandeire village, adding charm to the Genal Valley, highlighting its peculiar church and homeland of Blessed Fray Leopoldo.
View More AlpandeireAntequera
Antequera is a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its tradition, dolmens, the Torcal and the Peña de los Enamorados.
View More AntequeraÁrchez
Árchez, a white town with Moorish and Mudejar roots like the Torre Alminar that will take you to a great past of this small town.
View More ÁrchezArchidona
Archidona, an ancient city located in the center of Andalusia that surprises with its architecture and with its historical-artistic buildings.
View More ArchidonaArenas
Arenas, a town with a great history and tradition that is reflected in the ruins of the Bentomiz castle and in the anually mule fair.
View More ArenasArdales
Ardales, a white town with its castle, old town, caves, dam, el chorro and el Caminito del Rey, an authentic wonder.
View More ArdalesArriate
Arriate, a beautiful village surrounded by the mountains of Ronda, with a curious history of independence and where traditions are preserved.
View More ArriateAtajate
What to visit in Atajate? A white charming village within the Genal Valley, where tranquility and rural tourism reign.
View More AtajateBenadalid
Benadalid white town in the Genal Valley has become a rural tourism area highlighting its peculiar castle.
View More BenadalidBenahavís
Benahavís is a white town that finds the perfect balance of traditional Malaga architecture, golf, gastronomy and tourism.
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