Malaga is not only and important transport hub for plane, trains, automobiles and boats, but also an important example of a Spanish working town. The sprawl of Malaga can be quite unsightly at the best of times, but at it’s heart you will find a charming centre with a thriving shopping and café culture. Where people come, there are of course a great range of hotels for them to choose from also.

The range of accommodation options here mean that you can find something to suit you whatever your budget may be. The increasing importance of this town for tourism means that there are great new hotels springing up all the time. Spain has some of the finest new hotels in the world, with unique design features and offering great food. You can happily shop around to find a great deal on a hotel that suits your style.

Whilst you are in Malaga be sure to visit the Picasso Museum with its large collection of original artwork from this great artist. Picasso was born here and his legacy lives on through his foundation which is also based here. The museum is right in the centre of the town so you’ll easily be able to do a bit of shopping, get a coffee and a bite to each all under the glorious blues skies of the Andalucía sun. With over three hundred days of sunshine here a year and with mild temperatures all year round you can see why this is a great place to visit.