Visit Malaga in the Costa del Sol of Spain and you may just never leave. This charming city has a rich history that is unique to the other cities within Spain. Approximately 2,000 years ago, Malaga was conquered by various ancient civilizations such as the Greeks, Phoenicia, Romans and Carthage and eventually developed into an Arab bastion throughout the 8^th and 11^th centuries.

This colourful Spanish city is the second largest city of Andalusia and is home to just over 550,000 people. Malaga is the doorway to other areas within the Costa del Sol such as Marbella, Estepona, Torremolinos and Nerja. Malaga, Spain boasts a wind range of sight-seeing opportunities because there are numerous monuments, statues, parks and museums to explore at every turn.

Avid golfers can tee-off on the many golf courses that Malaga has to offer, while beach lovers and party people can hang out on the glorious tourist-filled beaches of Marbella and experience the popular marina side hot-spot known as Puerto Banus. Malaga Airport is a famous hub for budget flights to and from Spain and travelers often jump around from Spain to the UK and other European countries nearby.

A large amount of students travel to Malaga to attend private language schools to either update their Spanish language skills or start a beginner Spanish language course. Known for its outstanding wine and tapas, Malaga is also a place where artists and architect lovers roam. When in Malaga, visit one of the most famous buildings and cathedrals in the city, Malaga Cathedral, or the Pablo Picasso Museum. For some fun or sport, visit Tivoli World, the oldest amusement park in Malaga or see a genuine bull fight in La Malagueta near the Old Town and Malaga Park. Torro torro!