Málaga is an iconic and culturally rich destination for those who are attached to the finer things of life. The mile of art is one of the things that have boosted the rapid growth of the city and its dynamic nature. From the Gothic Cathedral to modern bars and wide range of shops, Málaga has a whole lot to offer to all visitors.

When you land in the city, look up into the sky, and you will get a quick glimpse of what you should expect from this great city. There are so many attractions, and every time that you come back to Málaga, you will find something that will catch your attention. The Gibralfaro Castle, the grand old dame, is some of the key attractions in the city.

Food and Drinks

There is a wide array of local foods and drinks that you will get from Málaga hotels. Some of the products include almonds, olives, raisins, fish, grapes, sweet wine, vegetables, and other fruits. Anytime that you come to Málaga you should try the local delicacies and cuisines. The local foods are quite popular with most tourists. Here are some of the foods that you should give a try during your vacation:

• Gazpachuelo Malagueño
• Plato de los Montes de Malaga
• Porra Antequerana
• Fritura Malagueña
• Espeto
• Tarta Malagueña
• Ensalada Malagueña

Major Attractions

Málaga will give you the perfect holiday destination. There are so many things that you can visit in this historic destination, and various flights to the city are readily available. Málaga is one of the cities with a great history and rich culture, which is evident from the palaces, ancient ruins churches and so much more. The extensive coastline offers many beaches that you can visit and relax. There are many tour companies that offer private tours, or group tours, which you can take advantage of. With thousands of attractions and things to do in Málaga, here is a list of some of the attractions that you should consider visiting:

• Alcazaba de Málaga: An Old Moorish Castle
• La Concepcion Botanical Gardens
• Castillo de Gibralfaro
• Pablo Ruíz Picasso Foundation Birthplace Museum
• Basílica Nuestra Señora de la Victoria
• Cathedral

Weather and Climate

When planning your visit to Málaga, it is important to have the weather and climate details. July is the hottest month in the city with the average temperature averaging at 25°C. January is the coldest month, with an average temperature of about 13°C. In July, you will get 11 hours of daily sunshine. November in Málaga is very cloudy and is also the wettest month of the year. August seems to be the best time for most people because the temperatures are moderate. In the month of August, you will enjoy swimming and basking on the beach.