Terokai destinasi yang wajib anda lawati di Malaga dan pilih hotel dekat untuk keselesaan terbaik
Las Playas
乖乖小咪Malaga Beach is the most famous beach here, and it has not been developed commercially. The scenery here is very gorgeous, with beautiful sunset, and a calm beach. It is really worth to walk on this beach after dinner.
Picasso Museum Málaga
EE62***85Good experience, worth a visit, could be a little cheaper than the €11 admission. Audio guide is good.
Alcazaba
DDEAR张小球The castle is actually a military fortress, of course, it has become a sightseeing spot, compared with the open-air theater, I think it is slightly less shocking, but the Mediterranean style and Mediterranean beauty here are quite good.
Castillo de Gibralfaro
DDEAR张小球The castle is very beautiful, although it has been rebuilt, it is still very simple. Very slow pace of life. And the strong Mediterranean style makes people just want to stop and enjoy this romantic Mediterranean scenery.
La Santa Iglesia Catedral Basílica de la Encarnacion
DDEAR张小球The cathedral is located in the center of Malaga, and the church is a relatively tall building in Malaga. The history is also very beautiful for a long time. A square outside the church is like a knitting, it is quite lively, and the surrounding buildings are also very beautiful.
Museo Casa Natal Picasso
无无语的风16Malaga Picasso, Spain . Picasso: Born in Malaga, Spain, in 1881, settled in Paris in 1904. It is the most influential modernist painter. The style and style of painting have changed throughout the life, and the early style of painting is like an expressionist. A period of sketching. Late sculptures and pottery. Died in France in 1973 at the age of 92.
Museo automovilistico Malaga
TTodemmy[View] Unexpected, but great [Fun] It’s a little far from the city center, we walked around and then improvised on an electric scooter back to town. The museum is in a spacious and comfortable building where you can see lots of great cars and fashionable products.
Teatro Romano
DDEAR张小球There are very few tourists, almost a few of us packed the venue, an ancient open-air theater with a very long history. When you are on the edge of the steps. It can feel so spectacular. It’s hard to imagine what it was like to have a lot of people here.