I am organizing my visit to Malaga. Do you know what is the best time to visit Malaga? I am between the months of March and April or July and August. The idea is to visit Malaga for 3 weeks and move around the area.
The best time to visit Malaga is usually in spring (March-May) if you are looking for streets full of color and lots of activity. Summer if you want to take advantage of the summer on the beaches of Malaga and enjoy the Malaga Fair and autumn (September-November) when the temperatures are milder and there is less crowding of tourists than in summer.
Spring in Summer in Malaga
In Spring – Summer, you can enjoy the Malaga Fair in August, where various activities such as concerts, booths, float parades and fireworks take place.
Some places you can visit in Malaga during this time are the Alcazaba, the Malaga Cathedral, the Picasso Museum, the Gibralfaro viewpoint, La Malagueta beach and Malaga Park.
Where to stay in Malaga.
- Hotel Vincci Selección Posada del Patio: a luxury hotel located in the city center, near the Malaga Cathedral and the Alcazaba.
- Gran Hotel Miramar Resort & Spa: a luxurious hotel located on La Malagueta beach, with sea views and excellent facilities.
- Room Mate Valeria: a boutique hotel located in the city center, near the beach and with a modern and elegant design.
- AC Hotel Malaga Palacio: a design hotel located in the historic center of Malaga, with panoramic views of the city and the sea.
What to do in Malaga.
Malaga is a city with a rich history and vibrant cultural life. Some recommendations for a visit to Malaga include:
- Visit the Alcazaba, an impressive Arab fortress that offers spectacular views of the city.
- Tour the historic center of Malaga, with its narrow cobblestone streets and beautiful historical buildings such as the Malaga Cathedral.
- Stroll along the Paseo del Parque, a beautiful park that borders the sea and offers impressive views.
- Visit the Picasso Museum, which houses an extensive collection of works by the famous painter born in Malaga.
- Enjoy the delicious local cuisine, with dishes such as fried fish, gazpacho or sardine espeto.
- Take a walk through the port of Malaga, where you can find numerous bars and restaurants with sea views.
In addition to Malaga capital, you can also visit some nearby towns such as Ronda, with its famous bridge over the Tagus, or Mijas, a charming white town in the mountains. Other recommended towns to visit are Frigiliana, Nerja and Marbella.
