Cheap flight tickets from Timișoara to Málaga

About the city

Malaga, nestled on the Costa del Sol, is a city that boasts a unique mix of history and modernity. With its origins dating back to the Phoenicians, it harbors a deep and diverse history reflected in its architecture, art, and traditions. The city is renowned for its beautiful coastline, lively festivals, and exceptional gastronomic offerings. Art enthusiasts can revel in the works housed in the Picasso Museum, dedicated to one of the city's most famous sons. Visitors can wander through the charming streets of the historic center, peppered with quaint cafes and tapas bars.

Top attractions

A trip to Malaga must include a visit to the iconic Alcazaba, a fortress palace from the 11th century with stunning views of the city. The Gibralfaro Castle is another historic site offering panoramic vistas of the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. Malaga Cathedral, affectionately known as 'La Manquita,' is a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture not to be missed. For art lovers, the Centre Pompidou Malaga presents modern art in a vibrant setting. Beach lovers can visit La Malagueta beach to soak up the sun or engage in water sports. The city's botanical gardens provide a lush respite from urban life, ideal for leisurely strolls.

Best time to visit

The best time to visit Malaga is between March and June when the weather is pleasant, and the city isn't as crowded. During these months, temperatures are warm but comfortable, perfect for exploring outdoor attractions. July and August are the peak tourist months, drawing large crowds due to the high temperatures and festive atmosphere. However, visiting in the autumn months of September to November can also be rewarding, as the climate remains mild and the summer crowds have departed. Winter is less crowded, with mild weather, making it a great time for budget travelers to explore the cultural sites without the hustle of peak season.