La Alcazaba:

One of the must visit places on your tour to Malaga is “La Alcazaba” which is an important historic monument that was built on the ruins of a Roman fortress in the 11th century. It boasts an archaeological museum that exhibit the collection of the artifacts from the Phoenician and Muslim finds. Don’t forget to take your camera and grab the pictures of the beautiful gardens and a lovely pond present in it, and also the amazing views of Malaga.

Caves of Nerja:

Enjoy one of the Europe’s finest spots at the Nerja which is a largest resort on the eastern Costa del Sol. Nerja is famous for “the Caves of Nerja” which are known for its archaeological sites and stone formations as well. Every year, the International Festival of Music and Dance are also held at the site. Besides enjoying the scenic views of the Mediterranean and the special charms of the town, you can also find a range of facilities for leisure and nightlife as many bars and night clubs are set around the city centre.

The Picasso Museum:

Your tour to Malaga is incomplete without visiting “the Picasso Museum.” This museum stands as a tribute to Picasso who is one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. One of the only three museums in the world is the Picasso museum which is dedicated to the artist. A range of collection of the works and the paintings done by Picasso and other artists, are exhibited here and the majority of collection are placed in the Palacio de Buenavista which is a historical edifice in Malaga.

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