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The Alcazaba of Málaga is an 11th-century Andalusi palace fortress at the foot of Gibralfaro, with defensive walls and gateways on the outside and palace courtyards and gardens within.
queVer.readMoreBaños del Carmen: a 1918 seaside spa between La Malagueta and Pedregalejo, leisure by the Mediterranean, today open and under restoration.
queVer.readMoreDiscover Calle Larios in Málaga: history and architecture, what to see, events such as Holy Week, the Fair and the Christmas lights, and how to get there.
queVer.readMoreGibralfaro Castle is Málaga's classic viewpoint: you take in the whole bay and the city in a single panorama, from more than 130 metres up.
queVer.readMoreLocation, visiting and mass times, tickets and a recommended route through the interior: Renaissance high altar, Baroque choir and main chapels.
queVer.readMoreVisit the English Cemetery of Málaga, the first Protestant cemetery in Spain: opening hours and tickets, free slot 9–10 and the Boyd and Gneisenau graves.
queVer.readMoreLa Farola is the lighthouse of the Port of Málaga, a landmark on the seafront between Muelle Uno and La Malagueta, with key episodes in its history and a future Port Museum.
queVer.readMoreAtarazanas Central Market in Málaga, a former Nasrid shipyard. Discover its marble gateway, Rucoba's building and what to see among its stalls.
queVer.readMoreThe 10 must-see places in Málaga for your first visit: the Alcazaba, Roman Theatre, Cathedral, Calle Larios, Atarazanas, Gibralfaro and more, with 1, 2 and 3-day itineraries.
queVer.readMoreGuide to Málaga's Christmas markets 2026: Paseo del Parque, Chocoland at Muelle Uno, Feria Sabor a Málaga, La Merced, the English Cemetery and markets along the Costa del Sol, with dates and opening hours.
queVer.readMoreIn the Buenavista Palace, the museum bringing together the Pablo Picasso collection in Málaga, with works from different periods and temporary exhibitions.
queVer.readMoreThe most emblematic square in central Málaga, a natural way through towards Calle Larios, with the Genoa Fountain, the Pasaje de Chinitas and the Casa del Consulado.
queVer.readMoreOpening hours and tickets for the Episcopal Palace of Málaga in Plaza del Obispo, what to see on the façade and inside, current exhibitions and events.
queVer.readMoreLa Concepción Historic Botanical Garden in Málaga: a 19th-century garden with more than 2,000 exotic species, routes and viewpoints, opening hours and tickets.
queVer.readMoreThe green stretch of the centre running through Málaga Park, created on land reclaimed from the sea during the port expansion and home to more than 240 species.
queVer.readMoreThe city beaches of Málaga on a route through La Malagueta, Pedregalejo and El Palo: coves between breakwaters, espetos and seafaring life.
queVer.readMoreThe story of Ferdinand the Catholic, the Order of Minims and what to see in the Camarín Tower, the crypt and the Museum of la Victoria.
queVer.readMoreThe Roman Theatre of Málaga on Calle Alcazabilla, the great 1st-century remnant of Malaca uncovered in 1951. Interpretation Centre next to the Alcazaba.
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