BEST THINGS TO DO IN MALAGA, SPAIN

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This extensive guide is designed to let you know what you can plan in your Malaga itinerary and activities you should consider adding in.

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#1. Watch a Flamenco Show

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#2. Tour the Alcazaba

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#3. Shop at the Atarazanas Food Market

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#4. Play on Malagueta Beach

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#5. Stroll Through the Malaga Car Museum

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