Malaga Attractions

I'm a fan of Picasso's work, and it was extraordinary to see the evolution of his art. Even though it's a museum dedicated to just one artist, it never gets tedious because there’s an enormous variety of works and styles—from realism to abstract and cubism, sculpture, and even pottery, which is naturally possible because it's Picasso!

It was unusual to be in a queue having booked a time slot but this helped the gradual feed of people through the building. The building was well lit and having descriptions in Spanish and English was great. A good mix of ceramic, sculpture and artwork.

We had a wonderful day at Aqualand Torremolinos. The waterpark was fantastic and the slides were great. Definitely a day to remember.

Beautiful park, lots of slides, good food! The park also has a lot of shade, in my opinion it just lacked more pools for adults, most are for very small children, super shallow, there is 1 for adults and it gets very crowded.

The tour of Malaga center, included in the ticket, was absolutely brilliant. Our guide Fernando was so knowledgeable and left us with beautiful memories of this place. Highly recommend!!!

Seeing all of Benalmádena was a great way to start getting to know the place; it made me realize all the things I could explore and discover, as well as learn about the different styles of architecture there.

We had a wonderful time at Bioparc Fuengirola. The funniest part was watching the monkeys, and we also loved seeing the sea lions and the huge tortoises. Our daughter had dreamed of seeing a toucan and crocodiles, and she was so happy to finally see them in person. The park was very clean, well maintained, and enjoyable to explore. We spent a great day there and would highly recommend it to families visiting the area.