This Spanish city is worth all your travelers' yearning.
A Malaga Weekend will invariably prove to be one of your most memorable tourist's destination and holiday as the visit will be etched in your for many years to come.
This city is so enchanting that you might actually consider visiting this place for the second time.
With an approximate 550 000 people Malaga is the second largest city of Andalusia.
It lies about 370 km to the south of Alicante along the Costa del Sol.
A Malaga Weekend holiday is the favourites of the European tourists.
Its enchanting beauty and intoxicating scene makes it a hotspot of tourist destination.
Malaga not only has the typical setting required for a tourists flow, but it is also steep in its history.
With one of the Malaga's cathedral located at the plaza de la cathedral, it is one of the most prominent and old buildings of the city.
The Malaga's cathedral construction was initiated in 1528 by Pedro Lopez and Diego Siloe.
In Calle de la Victoria, there is this lovely church Nuestra Senora De La Victoria from the 15th century.
A Malaga Weekend might also turn out to be an artistic discovery.
The famous painter Pablo Picasso was born in this city and if you are creatively inclined you will be excited at the prospect of visiting his birth house locates at the Plaza de la Merced 15.
Now the building has been converted as a home to the Foundation Picasso.
However the famous Picasso museum is located at the Palacio de Buenavista in Calle San Augustin.
During your Malaga Weekend you must certainly visit this museum if you are interested in the work of the world famous artist Picasso.
As part of the Malaga Weekend you must visit the old part of the town and take a walk through the tiny streets and footpath the leads to the market area.
The market is worth visiting and you are likely to be impressed with the entrance door made of marble.
The market is place that sells and showcase what you get in this city.
You get to see fishes, beautiful flowers, vegetables and seafood being sold here.
You can also visit Malaga's Harbor Area and Castle of Alcazaba as part of your Malaga Weekend holiday itinerary.
The Harbor is really a picture postcard image with lovely parks to enhance its beauty.
You can escape from the city's hustle and bustle life and laze or relax here.
It you want to make bullfighting a part of your Malaga Weekend holiday calendar then this place offer you all the bullfighting actions you want to watch.
It is located near the memorable castle de Alcazaba.