Short term apartments in Malaga

To ensure you make the most of your visit, book your dream holiday rental, and completely experience the exquisites that Malaga has to offer. Whatever the reason for your stay, there is an extensive range of beach side villas to help you make the most of your visit. Situated on Spain's southern coast on the Costa del Sol, Malaga is a beautiful place to visit for your next summer holiday. The city has two massive citadels located on the top of hills, the Alcazaba and Gibralfaro, two immense sights to see both providing gorgeous views of the coast. So aswell as a party beach resort, Malaga also provides cultural aspects and apartments to rent.

When to visit Malaga?

Malaga is the perfect destination for all of your summer holiday desires, and the recommended time to visit Malaga is between June to September. These summer months are often popular with other tourists, so prepare for busy beaches. However, with its sandy beaches and Mediterranean climate, Malaga's exotic beauty can also be explored all year round. Malaga will offer you a true insight into its remarkable history regardless of your time of visit.

How to get to Malaga?

Malaga is easily accessible through numerous methods of transportation, including air and sea. As one of Spain's main port cities, transport is readily available on your journey across the coastline. As Spain's fourth busiest airport, there are numerous flights available to take you to your destination. With Malaga airport located just 8km from the city, flying is an easy and straight forward way to access Malaga and the wonders it has to offer.

Travelling around Malaga?

Transport in Malaga is easy to negotiate and there are many public services to get you from A to B. Malaga's bus station is located directly in the Paseo de los Tilos, towards the south west of the city centre. Bus services run frequently and tickets are often kept at low prices and are easily purchasable. Conveniently, one of Malaga's main train stations is located in the Explanada del la Estacion, and the low ticket prices ensure affordable travel throughout your stay.

Where to stay in Malaga?

City Centre

Malaga city centre is the perfect destination for your stay if you're hoping to lose yourself in the hustle and bustle of the Spanish city life. City apartments are available around every corner to give you the upmost comfort during your stay. This is the perfect location to set up stay in Malaga, with close access to the many historical sites and tourist attractions in the area such as the Museo Picasso.

SOHO

Commonly referred to as the Barrio de las Artes, SOHO was renovated and restored to its former glory back in 2000 and is known today as Malaga's cultural district. SOHO is home to a variety of art galleries and cafes for a relaxing and urban visit to this bourgeois residential area. This is the perfect destination for locals and tourists alike to immerse themselves in the leisure and culture of Malaga. Renting a holiday home would be an excellent choice for accommodation within this quaint area of the city.

La Malagueta

This old industrial and fishing district is situated towards the east of the city centre. Whilst being well renowned for its industrial heritage, La Malagueta is most famously known for its magnificent sandy beach, found to be over a kilometre in length. As one of the most famous urban beaches in Spain, La Malagueta is a sight of remarkable splendour. A beach side villa would be an excellent of accommodation to really explore the exquisite natural beauties that Malaga has to offer. This is also accompanied by a variety of luxurious restaurants and cafes to suit every appetite.

Sights to see in Malaga?

El Teatro Romano

The Roman theatre, also known by El Teatro Romana, is one of Malaga's oldest monuments. Built in the first century BC under the rule of the Emporer Augustus, the theatre has been fully excavated and restored to its former glory. Situated directly next to the amphitheatre is a visitor's centre to provide you with a historical insight into the building's history. Here you will also be able to further explore the history of the site with the visual display of archaeological remnants of the theatre.

The Picasso Museum

As home to one of the greatest Spanish artists, Malaga's Pablo Picasso museum was built in 1953 as means of paying homage to his artwork. The core collection of the museum is composed of his works that have been donated by his daughter in law and grandson. Some of his most prestigious work on display includes The Fruit Bowl and Woman With Raised Arms. The MPM cafe in the Palacio garden is a perfect way to end your visit, and there are plentiful Picasso inspired gifts for you to purchase on your way out through the bookshop.

Central Market

Mercado Central de Ataranzanas, commonly known as the central market, is one of Malaga's most popular attractions for tourists. First built in the 14th century as a shipyard, the market is currently host to a mix of cuisine including fresh fruit and seafood farmed locally. Explore the rich history of Malaga through a taste of true Spanish cuisine.