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Malaga Attractions
Your guide to the essential places to visit in Málaga, Spain's sun-soaked south.
Things to do in Malaga – top Malaga must-see attractions
Málaga is a coastal city in southern Spain where ancient fortresses, world-class museums, and Roman ruins sit side by side on sun-drenched streets. The architecture spans millennia, from Moorish ramparts to 21st-century art centres. Explore Picasso's birthplace at the Picasso Museum, climb to Gibralfaro Castle for panoramic views, or browse fresh seafood stalls at Atarazanas Market. Here are the top places to visit in Málaga, Spain to make the most of your time in the city.
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History Geeks
Alcazaba of Málaga
Why visit?
- Moorish ramparts
- Roman theatre access
- Sea and city views
Málaga Cathedral
Why visit?
- Renaissance façade
- Twin baroque towers
- Cathedral museum
Art & Culture Lovers
Picasso Museum Málaga
Why visit?
- 250+ Picasso works
- 16th-century palace
- Rotating exhibitions
Gibralfaro Castle
Why visit?
- Panoramic hilltop views
- 14th-century fortification
- Scenic walking trail
Centre Pompidou Málaga
Why visit?
- Modern art collection
- Iconic glass cube facade
- French contemporary art
Roman Theatre of Málaga
Why visit?
- 1st-century Roman ruins
- On-site visitor centre
- Open-air theatre layout
Atarazanas Market
Why visit?
- Fresh local produce
- Moorish-arched entrance
- Tapas bars inside
Calle Marqués de Larios
Why visit?
- 19th-century main boulevard
- Upscale retail shops
- Pedestrian-only street
Port of Málaga
Why visit?
- Waterfront promenade
- Harbour and sea views
- Restaurants and shops
Muelle Uno
Why visit?
- Outdoor waterfront mall
- Sea-view dining terraces
- Boutique retail outlets