Explore Malaga through our collection of photographs, featuring some of the city's best-known landmarks, beaches, gardens, historic streets and waterfront areas. From the viewpoints of the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro Castle to the port and Malaga Cathedral, these pictures offer a visual introduction to the city.
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These views were taken from the Alcazaba, one of the city's most representative historic landmarks. From its elevated position, you can see much of Malaga and its surrounding urban landscape.
The Farola is one of Malaga's best-known landmarks. Its location beside the port and the seafront makes the surrounding promenade a popular place from which to enjoy views of the Mediterranean and the city.
La Malagueta is one of Malaga's best-known beaches, while the historic La Malagueta bullring is another prominent landmark close to the city centre.
The Paseo de la Farola is a good place to photograph the waterfront, the surrounding square and the beach beside the port.
Fishing is closely connected with Malaga's coastal identity. The waterfront also includes Plaza de la Marina, located beside the Park and close to Malaga port.
The Gibralfaro Castle occupies a strategic position above Malaga and is one of the city's most important historic landmarks. Its walls and gardens also provide views across the city and coastline.
Malaga Cathedral is one of the city's most recognisable landmarks. These photographs show different views and details of the cathedral, from its exterior and entrance to its interior.