Flights to Malaga

Fans of Pablo Picasso make their way to Malaga not only to visit the many galleries in which one can appreciate his work, but to visit Plaza Merced, Picasso's birthplace. Open to the public and free of charge, it offers a captivating glimpse into the life and work of this man.

Malaga lies within 100 miles (130 km) of Seville, and is the passing point for many on their way to the Costa des Sol resort area. Marks from it Moorish history are visible in the archaeological museum of La Alcazaba, the 1065 fortress built high on a hill to defend against pirates.

The nearby Moorish castle is now a traditional parador, or state hotel, and offers splendid views of the city. Spend a leisurely afternoon breathing in the freshness of the botanical gardens at the Calle Alameda, a park create for and once reserved for the rich and famous who wintered in the vacation resort.

At the most southerly point of continental Europe, the winters are pleasingly mild while the summers lack the excruciating heat of other vacation spots. This pleasant weather along with charm and warmth of the people make for an enjoyable journey through this land of Muslim palaces, fascinating history and unforgettable art.

Whether you make your way up to Gibralfaro Castle for a breathtaking view of the city or you walk amidst the jacaranda and orange trees of the seaside gardens, Malaga will enchant and charm you.

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