Malaga and Costa del Sol attractions

The landmarks and natural wonders worth your time, with the best tours for each.

The Alcazaba is a remarkably intact Moorish palace fortress that rises straight from the heart of the old town. Its...

Malaga's cathedral is affectionately known as La Manquita, the one armed lady, because its south tower was never...

The Caminito del Rey is the most thrilling day out near Malaga, a narrow walkway bolted to the walls of the deep El...

Ronda is the showstopper of the Andalusian interior, a town split in two by the plunging El Tajo gorge and joined by...

The Alhambra in Granada is the crown jewel of Moorish Spain and one of the most visited monuments in the country. From...

The Nerja Caves are a cathedral sized network of chambers hung with some of the largest stalactite columns found...

Mijas Pueblo clings to a hillside high above the western Costa del Sol, a cascade of whitewashed houses, flower filled...

Crowning the hill above the old town, Gibralfaro Castle delivers the definitive view of Malaga, looking down over the...

Picasso was born in Malaga, and the museum in the handsome Buenavista Palace traces his long career through paintings,...

Setenil de las Bodegas is unlike any other white village, its houses burrowed directly beneath vast overhanging slabs...