Whenever you’re choosing a destination to visit, especially if you do not know it, it is quite easy drawing wrong conclusions; come to imagine landscapes that do not correspond to reality, or perhaps that the lifestyle of that destination is more relaxed or more cosmopolitan than they really are. In Spain, the beautiful Malaga is one of those destinations that perhaps we do not know in people and that in our environment there may not be so many people who have visited.
Despite this, Malaga is actually a world-renowned tourist destination that attracts several hundred miles of visitors every year, and this is not for free, since it is not only desert landscapes with some villas on the sides of a cliff, but it is one of the most important Spanish tourist capitals, where the Mediterranean vibe and modernity mix to provide all types of visitors, of any age or origin, an experience that can accommodate them.
A quick overview on the city!
The first thing we have to get into is the city’s location. The city of Malaga is in the southern part of Spain, in the autonomous community of Andalucía, in the province of Malaga. Malaga is located in the worldwide famous Costa del Sol (Coast of the Sun), and its geographical location makes it the perfect destination for those who want to escape the lower temperatures in other parts of the country as they don’t fall too low even during the winter season.
As one of the most populated cities in the whole country, as well as a touristic paradise, the city is well acquainted with having visitors over, thus meaning that from the very moment you arrive to the airport it will be very easy to get around for any visitor, even if they don’t speak the language. A simple search for Malaga airport transfer on Google will lead you to multiple choices on services to fit each person’s budget.
What about the tourism in the city?
Being one of the most important industries of the city, with more than 6.00.000 visitors coming to the city each year, thus making the locals very familiar with the idea of seeing foreigners walking around, meaning that it will normally be very easy for non Spanish speakers to communicate even with the locals without having to immediately learn the language, especially in places like bars or restaurants.
Between all of its architectural beauty, beaches, botanical gardens and even its appealing climate, Malaga has a lot to offer to any visitor!
