It might be located on the Costa del Sol, a stretch of Spain's southern coast known to be dominated by resort towns that are mostly frequented by British tourists, but Malaga is in many ways worlds apart from the resorts found along the adjoining coast, as its rich and cultural history provides a breath of fresh air in the region.
While some still argue that Málaga doesn't have the same cultural draw as its Andalusian neighbours such as Seville, Granada or Córdoba, others claim that Malaga is becoming the province's cultural capital, as its 'Mile of Art' contains museums and galleries to rival those of Madrid and its reputation as a fine dining beach city is drawing plenty of comparisons to Catalunya’s Barcelona. Furthermore, the port was also expanded and rebuilt recently, allowing it to accept cruise liners, increasing overall tourism to the city.
With its year-round temperate climate and rich Andalusian culture, Málaga is the perfect destination for your Spanish language stay!
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