Málaga combines the Mediterranean with the nearby Montes de Málaga, where white cortijos and stone houses with exposed beams and a fireplace appear. Pedregalejo, El Palo or El Limonar mark a relaxed lifestyle, with markets such as Atarazanas and chiringuitos serving espeto.
The hills of vineyards and olive groves lead to Moclinejo, Almáchar or Comares, perfect for fincas with land, an orchard, garden and outbuildings. The Historic Centre, with the Alcazaba and the Roman Theatre, is joined by the Picasso Museum and the Málaga Film Festival.
The city is served by Málaga-Costa del Sol airport and the AVE, and the Senda Litoral and the Gran Senda open hiking and cycling routes between sea and mountains.
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