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You'll see the cultural side to the Costa del Sol on a holiday to Malaga. It's got historic sights, gourmet dining and a rising arts scene.
A costa with culture
Malaga is the cultural capital of the Costa del Sol. As well as a long, sandy shoreline, this vibrant city comes with cathedrals, castles and an up-and-coming arts scene. Every week, a new boutique or gourmet eatery opens on the waterfront, an area which recently had a top-to-toe makeover.
City sights
A flower and fountain-filled garden marks Malaga’s centre. From here, it’s just a couple of minutes’ walk to the historic quarter, where you’ll find sights like a 16th-century, dome-topped cathedral, a Roman amphitheatre and the Moorish Alcazaba Palace. You can map them all out from the hilltop Gibralfaro Castle, which offers up 360-degree views across the city.
An artistic side
As the birthplace of Picasso, Malaga has long been linked to the arts – an impressive collection of the painter’s lesser-known works is housed in a museum dedicated to him. More recently, a mini version of Paris’ Pompidou Centre has popped up by the harbour, with exhibits by modern greats like Kahlo and Magritte.
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