Spain Andalusia Malaga

An ancient city located on the gorgeous southern coast, this city is full of historic landmarks and offers marvelous beaches.

Home to a collection of vehicles from the late 19C up to WWI, this excellent museum depicts the evolution of the automobile.

The historic center is an "open-air museum," with Phoenician, Roman, Arabic, and Christian artifacts visible throughout the area.

An immense 11C Moorish fortress, superbly preserved with its courtyards, gardens, fortifications, and an adjacent museum.

Make your way to the old lighthouse for a spectacular view of the city, the sprawling sea, and the nearby mountains.

Relaxing on the Malaga beach is a must-do, especially with its soothing sands and expansive promenades.

Dating to the 16C, this cathedral fuses Renaissance, Gothic, and Baroque architectures, presenting an awe-striking cultural gem.

Extensively reconstructed in the 17C, this basilica features Baroque architecture, fine ornaments, and a small ecclesiastical museum.