A vacation in Malaga is only complete with a visit to Malaga‘s historic center. The city invites you to get lost in the spacious, largely flat pedestrian zones of the old town, ideal for strollers and adventurous souls alike who want to explore every nook and cranny. Begin your journey of discovery along the bustling Calle Larios, the beating vein of Malaga’s city center. Dotted with boutiques and cafes, this lively street is the perfect backdrop for a leisurely stroll and offers an unforgettable atmosphere typical of southern Spain. Highly recommended is joining a guided tour of Malaga. These tours take you past some of the city’s main attractions, delving into both the rich history and the fascinating stories behind the streets and squares. On your walking tour, discover iconic locations such as the majestic cathedral in Plaza del Obispo, where you can admire its impressive architecture, and the lively central market of Atarazanas, where the smells and colors tantalize your senses. Malaga is not only a city of art and culture, but also offers an inviting mix of historical depth and modern flair, making it an ideal destination for families seeking a combination of relaxation and discovery. Each visit promises new stories, tastes and memories, making you definitely want to come back for more to Malaga’s historic center.

Been there myself:

My own rating: 4.5 (out of 5) Kids’ rating: our daughter was 1 year old at the time so she couldn’t tell me that yet 😜