About Malaga Spain
Málaga, located in the Andalusian region of southern Spain, is a province celebrated for its Mediterranean coastline, cultural landmarks, and natural beauty.
Málaga is bordered by Granada and Cádiz provinces, as well as the Mediterranean Sea.
Costa del Sol: Renowned for its sunny beaches, towns like Marbella and Torremolinos draw tourists worldwide.
Sierra de las Nieves: A mountainous national park offering incredible hiking and biodiversity.
Málaga's rich history dates back to Phoenician times. Some key cultural attractions include:
Málaga City: The birthplace of Pablo Picasso, it houses the Picasso Museum and the Alcazaba, a Moorish fortress.
Ronda: Famous for its dramatic cliffs, historic bridge, and bullring.
Villages: Whitewashed towns such as Frigiliana add charm to the countryside.Whitewashed towns such as Frigiliana add charm to the countryside.
The province thrives on tourism, agriculture (especially olive oil and wine production), and fisheries. Málaga's culinary scene shines with local specialties like "espeto" (grilled sardines) and sweet Málaga wine.
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