Malaga is a beautiful city in Andalusia, in the south of Spain, known for its historical landmarks, rich culture, and stunning beaches. Here is a rough itinerary for two days in Malaga:
Day 1: Historical center and culture
Morning:
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Alcazaba and Gibralfaro Castle:
- Start your day by visiting Alcazaba, a 11th-century Moorish fortress that offers magnificent views of the city.
- Then, climb up to Gibralfaro Castle for a panoramic view of the Mediterranean Sea.
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Roman Theater:
- Right at the foot of Alcazaba is the Roman theater, a historical landmark worth visiting.
Day:
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Malaga Cathedral:
- Take a stroll to the Malaga Cathedral, also known as "La Manquita" (the one-armed) because of its unfinished tower. Inside, you will find impressive art and architecture.
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Constitution Square and Larios Street:
- Visit the city's central square and walk along Larios Street, the main shopping street in Malaga. Here, you can shop or have coffee at one of the cafes.
Evening:
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Picasso Museum:
- End the day with a visit to the Picasso Museum, as Malaga is the hometown of the great artist. The collection includes many of his works.
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Tapas and evening stroll:
- Head out for dinner, try traditional Andalusian tapas at restaurants in the city center. Great places for this are around Larios Street.
Day 2: Beach and art
Morning:
- Malagueta Beach:
- Start the day with a relaxing time at the beach. Malagueta Beach is perfect for swimming, beach walks, and enjoying the morning sun.
Day:
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Pompidou Center:
- Visit the Pompidou Center in Malaga to enjoy modern art. It is a branch of the famous Paris museum.
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Atarazanas:
- Visit the Atarazanas market, where you can try fresh produce and local delicacies.
Evening:
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Malaga Port:
- Head to Malaga Port, known as Muelle Uno. Enjoy a stroll, admire the sea view, and have dinner at one of the restaurants along the promenade.
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Flamenco show:
- End your stay in Malaga by attending a traditional flamenco show to immerse yourself in the culture of Andalusia.
This itinerary covers the main attractions, but don't forget to leave time for random discoveries and enjoying the city's atmosphere. Have a pleasant trip!
