Málaga Historic buildings + People pictures

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The “One Armed Lady” and her ornate Baroque and Renaissance features has charmed locals for over 200 years.

See remnants of Roman, Moorish and Andalusian Christian civilisations by day and then return to this historic centre at night to experience the vibrant nightlife.

Explore the lavishly decorated residence of Moorish sultans and other rulers in this thousand-year-old fortress built on the remains of a Roman settlement.

See remnants of Roman, Moorish and Andalusian Christian civilisations by day and then return to this historic centre at night to experience the vibrant nightlife.

See remnants of Roman, Moorish and Andalusian Christian civilisations by day and then return to this historic centre at night to experience the vibrant nightlife.

Malaga’s most famous landmark sits on top of a mountain and offers panoramic views of the city and the Alboran Sea, stretching all the way to Africa.

Malaga’s most famous landmark sits on top of a mountain and offers panoramic views of the city and the Alboran Sea, stretching all the way to Africa.

Inside the grand Palacio de Buenavista is a comprehensive tribute to the life of Picasso, from his childhood in Málaga to his days as an artistic master.

Built by the Romans in the first century B.C., this amphitheatre is now open to the public after decades of careful restoration.

Explore the lavishly decorated residence of Moorish sultans and other rulers in this thousand-year-old fortress built on the remains of a Roman settlement.

Built by the Romans in the first century B.C., this amphitheatre is now open to the public after decades of careful restoration.

Malaga’s most famous landmark sits on top of a mountain and offers panoramic views of the city and the Alboran Sea, stretching all the way to Africa.

Inside the grand Palacio de Buenavista is a comprehensive tribute to the life of Picasso, from his childhood in Málaga to his days as an artistic master.

Browse stalls for fresh local produce and experience the sights, sounds and smells of this longstanding market set in a historical building.

Malaga’s most famous landmark sits on top of a mountain and offers panoramic views of the city and the Alboran Sea, stretching all the way to Africa.

Malaga’s most famous landmark sits on top of a mountain and offers panoramic views of the city and the Alboran Sea, stretching all the way to Africa.

Explore the lavishly decorated residence of Moorish sultans and other rulers in this thousand-year-old fortress built on the remains of a Roman settlement.

Built by the Romans in the first century B.C., this amphitheatre is now open to the public after decades of careful restoration.

Built by the Romans in the first century B.C., this amphitheatre is now open to the public after decades of careful restoration.

Built by the Romans in the first century B.C., this amphitheatre is now open to the public after decades of careful restoration.

See remnants of Roman, Moorish and Andalusian Christian civilisations by day and then return to this historic centre at night to experience the vibrant nightlife.

Built by the Romans in the first century B.C., this amphitheatre is now open to the public after decades of careful restoration.

Built by the Romans in the first century B.C., this amphitheatre is now open to the public after decades of careful restoration.

See remnants of Roman, Moorish and Andalusian Christian civilisations by day and then return to this historic centre at night to experience the vibrant nightlife.