Sample some of Andalucía’s finest seafood, admire an ancient Roman theatre and enjoy a beer in an old-fashioned bar. Málaga is best known for the legions of sun worshippers that visit each year, but there is much more to this cosmopolitan province. Gaze in to the dizzying depths of El Tajo gorge when you visit Ronda, enjoy the charm of white-washed villages where time has stood still, and admire the surreal rocks of the inland mountain ranges which have been twisted into odd shapes and sizes. Footprint Focus Málaga covers all the little-known gems that are often overlooked in this popular province, as well as popular destinations. Includes detailed information on sights and attractions and fascinating insights into the history and culture of the province. • Essentials section with practical advice on getting around. • Highlights map so you know what not to miss. • Comprehensive listings including where to have fun, sleep and eat the best tapas. • Detailed street maps for Málaga and other important towns. • Slim enough to fit in your pocket. Loaded with advice and information, this concise Footprint Focus guide will help you get the most out of Málaga without weighing you down. The content of Footprint Focus Málaga guide has been extracted from Footprint’s Andalucía Handbook.

Packed with information on Spain's glitziest province, this Footprintfocus guide offers you the chance to experience a more authentic Spain inland, as well as the beaches on the Costa del Sol.

Packed with information on Spain's glitziest province, this Footprint guide offers you the chance to experience a more authentic Spain inland, as well as the beaches on the Costa del Sol.

Málaga may be the smallest province in Andalucía, but it compensates with its significant population andeconomy, much of it based on tourism. The provincial capital is the vastly underrated Málaga, Andalucía'ssecond largest city with a lively nightlife, Picasso museum, trendy shops and some of the region's best tapasbars. The city beach is actually a more attractive strip of sand than many of the gravelly offerings of theCosta del SolVenture inland and you will discover a more authentic Spain. Towns like Antequera with its prehistoricdolmens have evocative historic appeal, while more recent Moorish influence is seenthroughout the region. Less than an hour away from the glitzy resort of Marbella, theancient town of Ronda is stunning, set on the El Tajo gorge, while nearby pueblosblancos (white villages) are timelessly preserved - and you still need Spanishto order a beer.* Essentials section with practical advice on getting around.* Highlights map so you know what not to miss.* Comprehensive listings including where to have fun, sleep and eat the best tapas.* Detailed street maps for Málaga and other important towns.* Slim enough to fit in your pocket.Loaded with advice and information, this concise Footprint guide will help you get the most out of Málaga without weighing you down.

Packed with information on Spain s glitziest province, this Footprintfocus guide offers you the chance to experience a more authentic Spain inland, as well as the beaches on the Costa del Sol."