Travel blog - Tips to explore the world on a budget: Malaga

Málaga, the vibrant capital of Costa del Sol, perfectly blends 3,000 years of history with modern Mediterranean energy. As Pablo Picasso's birthplace and home to spectacular Moorish fortresses, such as the Alcazaba, this sun-drenched port city offers travelers ancient Roman ruins, world-class museums, golden beaches, and the freshest seafood grilled on open flames along the coast. Whether you have a single day or a weekend, this guide by Freetour.com will help you uncover Málaga's must-see landmarks, flavors, and viewpoints—with expert local insight and practical tips for each stop.

There is no doubt that every average traveler has heard of or even visited Sagrada de Familia in Barcelona, white sandy beaches in Granada and Museo del Prado in Madrid. However, Spain hides hundreds of little gems all over the country that are worth exploring. If you are tired of huge crowds and would like to learn more about the vivid local culture, turbulent history and delicious food, check out our comprehensive guide. We will talk about ten unknown places to visit in Spain that you have likely never heard of. Once you read about the hidden gems in Spain, you will have the urge to pack your bags and discover these places yourself. Learn about unique foods, desert climates, hiking trails, incredible beaches, art museums and free tours in Spain. 

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If you’re planning on venturing to the Costa Del Sol (the Southern Coast of Spain), then the port-city of Malaga is a must-visit.