UPDATED FOR 2015. Details include the brand new galleries - The Pompidou and The Russian Museum - which are helping to really put Málaga on the map. Málaga is one of the oldest cities in the world with its history dating back to the Phoenicians in the eighth century BCE. It is an elegant, vibrant and interesting city and has been the home and birthplace of many famous people including Pablo Picasso and Antonio Banderas. Are you a lover of art and history? Then this is the itinerary for you! The itinerary focuses on the area around the port and the old town of Málaga. Day One takes in the east side and Day Two the west side. Both days have a mixture of art, museums and sights. Included in the itinerary are: Museum of Popular Arts and Customs This quaint museum is often missed, which is the loss of others but not you! With open displays shown in a Moorish-influenced old tavern, you get to see the Málaga of yesteryear for only 4 Euros.. Málaga Market Although I have recommended restaurants and tapas bars in the itinerary sometimes a picnic is just as good. This market with its fresh produce is where the locals do their shopping. Grab fresh bread, some olives, cheese and oil, and create your own feast - or simply enjoy the sights and smells of the real Málaga. The English Cemetery A little known fact: Málaga was the first place in Spain to have a cemetery for non-Catholic Christians. The first day’s itinerary takes you to these beautiful restful gardens. These are just tasters of a delicious 2 days. Also included are: The Pablo Picasso Museum The Carmen thyssen museum Málaga Cathedral Alcazaba and Roman Theatre Castel Gibralfaro The Bullring Contemporary Art Gallery Restaurant Recommendations The itinerary has been split into two days allowing ample time for the sights to be taken in without rushing. Each sight is accompanied with pictures and a walking map to ensure a stress-free experience. Time has also been given for siestas and long lunches – the Spanish way! In th
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