Car Rental Malaga Airport

Malaga is the second largest city in Andalusia, the southernmost province on the Spanish mainland with nearly 600,000 inhabitants. Malaga is one of the most important cities for tourism in the Iberian Peninsula because of its mild climate.

Already founded in the 8th century BC the Phoenicians of Malaga, but only started its heyday under Roman domination. Today, especially the Castillo de Gibralfaro from the eleventh century still testifies the Phoenician period. The Castle, which is perched on a hill in the East of Malaga, is a further fortifications connected with the Alcazaba. Worth seeing is the Church of la Catedral, which was built on the remains of a mosque in 1528 and the one-armed man is called as the second tower of the Cathedral was never completed.

A prominent citizen of Malaga was Pablo Picasso, who was born here. In the the Museum of the city, 204 of his works can be seen, which come from a heritage grant. Jardin Botanico historico la Concepcion, which was built in 1850 with over 3,000 native plants is located in the North of Malaga. The beautiful park approximately five kilometres from the city centre away, is ideal with a rental car to achieve.

Among the most popular seaside resorts in the vicinity of Malaga in particular Torremolinos and Fuengirola. With its subtropical Mediterranean climate and its perfect infrastructure, they attract hordes of visitors to the Spanish coast every year. The fine sandy beach of Pedregalejo, bordering the enchanting, former fishing village of El Palo is located in the city itself, directly on the Bahia de Málaga. The Bay is determined by the approximately 500 metres high, picturesque mountain San Antón and protected.