Ancient culture
Where luxury becomes tradition
Malaga is a cultural haven shaped by all the peoples who have passed through its lands over thousands of years. From Antequera to Malaga, you can enjoy culture ranging from the ancient to the contemporary in one of Europe’s most important cultural centres.
Capital of the sun, capital of culture
Malaga, the city of Picasso, has become a global benchmark for contemporary culture, boasting 30 museums. A city which welcomes the avant-garde and invites you to experience the urban art of the streets of Soho and Lagunillas, the history of the Russian Art Museum, and the avant-garde in the Pompidou Centre and Malaga’s Picasso Museum. A wide variety of styles, artists and eras breathe life into the heart of the city, designated a National Cultural Heritage Site of Historical and Artistic Interest, where Arab and Roman remains blend with contemporary culture.
The magic of antequera
Like many of Malaga’s inland towns, Antequera has that special something that makes it an unmissable visit. In the heart of Andalusia, you can explore an authentic white Andalusian village and its extensive history by day and wonder at the magic of the night sky by night in El Torcal World Heritage Site, a unique karst landscape sculpted by prehistoric seas.
Deluxe dining
A culture of eating well
In the south, how we eat mirrors our way of understanding life. Our gastronomy is a reflection of our Mediterranean character: tapas, sea, mountains, tradition, avant-garde and more.
Every corner of Malaga - both the city and the province - is full of places, recipes, dishes and ingredients that reflect our cultural richness, our culture of eating well. The perfect finish to a long day visiting museums is a meal in one of our many restaurants, surrounded by stunning scenery, steeped in history.
