Built in the 14th century to house troops and protect the Alcazaba, it is just a short walk from our hotel.

The castle's Patio de Armas hosts jazz, ethnic and classical music recitals with stunning views of the city.

This is one of the living symbols of Roman Hispania in the city and was half-hidden until 1951.

Nowadays, it has an interpretation centre that allows visitors to learn about life in Roman times and offers shows inside.

The Museo Carmen Thyssen, housed in the Villalón Palace and with a permanent collection of more than 230 works, offers the most complete overview of 19th century Spanish art, with a special focus on Andalusian painting.

The museum is located in the Palacio de la Aduana, a neoclassical building dating from 1788, in the style of Italian Renaissance palaces. It has more than 15,000 archaeological exhibits and an extensive art collection of 2,000 works from the 15th century to contemporary art.

The most visited museum in Andalusia offers a journey through eight decades of the artist Pablo Picasso's work, with more than two hundred works.

Located in the 16th century Buenavista Palace, its architectural restoration work has won awards.

Only 3.5 km away, the palace of unique construction on the outside and with 60,000 m² of halls and auditoriums for congresses, conventions, meetings and national and international fairs.

A zigzag of walls overlooking the city from Mount Gibralfaro. It means "citadel" in Arabic and before being a Muslim citadel, the Alcazaba was built on top of the Phoenician settlement that gave birth to Málaga.

This is the oldest reference theatre and stage in Málaga, with a beautiful structure and decoration, whose roof of the seating area is painted in oil with a representation of Málaga in the 19th century with its industry, commerce and the port.

The main shopping street in Malaga's capital and one of the most beautiful pedestrian streets in the whole of Spain, where shopping is combined with the colourful flowers and the beauty of art.

One of the great Renaissance jewels of the country, the Santa Iglesia Catedral Basílica de la Encarnación is the tallest cathedral in Andalusia, and one of the most unique.

It stands on the remains of the old Almohad mosque.

10 minutes is all it takes to get from the hotel to one of the most famous urban beaches in Spain, the Malagueta, with a wide range of leisure and entertainment.

One of the best known wineries in Málaga, founded in 1971 and currently a meeting point for celebrities, locals and visitors while they enjoy the local cuisine and wines in its different and characteristic rooms and patios.

Find the Hammam Experience in these Andalusian Arab Baths. Feel the Journey of Water, massages, rituals and experiences to connect with your Inner Self.

The Malaga Pompidou Centre offers a journey through the 20th and 21st century art with selected works from Centre Pompidou's incomparable collection, one of the two most important in the modern and contemporary world.

One of the most emblematic buildings in the musical, historical and architectural culture of Malaga and Andalusia, hosting music concerts from Monday to Saturday.

Right in the heart of Málaga's Alameda Principal, one of the most emblematic bars in Málaga and since the 19th century, it has been producing and serving the best sweet wines in the capital of the Costa del Sol: Pedro Ximénez and Moscatel varieties, accompanied by typical Málaga tapas.