• As Spanish is primarily spoken in Malaga it would be helpful if you could learn some basic words 
• Avoid visiting Malaga during summers as it can get really hot 
• Malaga is great when it comes to value for money as you’ll be surprised that it really costs pretty less to eat out as there are a lot of budget hotels
• Please make prior arrangements when booking hotels as you could good deals 
• Just to make you aware that many museums and monuments in Malaga have tie-ups with well-trodden tourist circuit. So make sure you check this well in advance
• Make sure whenever you plan your trip to Malaga you have at least a week as there’s a lot to explore here 
• In case your holiday coincides with any of the bigger events in the city, be prepared for the hustle-bustle as well as rates of the hotels so make sure you are aware that days like Christmas, Holy Week and Malaga Fair act as real crowd-pullers
• Please book well in advance for the Costa del Sol, to ensure you get to walk as very occasionally tickets are available for visits over the next couple of days
• Don’t arrive after the local festivals here as you can miss out on a lot of fun   
• Don’t miss out on the free tapas here which is usually served with some delicious dishes 
• Do not just stick to only beaches as there’s a lot to explore in Malaga apart from beaches

The nightlife here is very unique and active as mainly the locals here start the actual party after 11, and the young crowd parties for the whole night. You will find people from around the world in the bars here as they are much cheaper. You can enjoy the best of bars, clubs, and discotheques where you will find a crowd of all ages. There are a lot of bars and clubs near the beaches, especially the one on Nikki beach. Apart from that, you can also look for some great live music and concerts around the Sala Vivero or in docks of the Malaga cruise Port which organizes concerts during music festivals. What to like and how would you want to spend your time really depends on you. But Malaga offers you many options to choose from be it a candle dinner or spending it lavishly at a bar.

• Soho neighborhood is the heart of Málaga City, with urban art and underground culture. As you visit the Soho district you will see that the wall, murals, and several other buildings around are decorated with artistic faces or captions such as 'HOPE,' and D*face.
• Caminito del Rey is an 8-kilometer pathway near Malaga and is considered as one of the most dangerous as well for those looking for some action and adventure this is a must.
• Marbella is better known as the playground of Europe's rich and famous. This exclusive is where you will find numerous international celebrities and royalty coming for the summer to spend some quality time out.
• Ronda is where you can spend some of your luxurious time as its a photogenic place with a spectacular location. Well, the modern bullfighting was actually invented here and that's what it is famous for.
• Malaga is famous for its beaches - Mijas Costa, MALAGUETA, LA CALETA, BURRIANA, LA RADA, PUERTO BANÚS, etc. All of them have something or the other special going on. Make sure you have enough time to visit all of them.
• Museum of Arts and Customs: This museum will take you back to the 17th Century where you can visualize carriages drawn by animals, observe a forge craft, baking, fishing on the coastline or printing. You can also see wine and oil making.
• Center of Contemporary Art: The museum holds exhibitions, workshops, educational programs, etc which is relevant to all kinds of artistic and cultural events and contemporary art. 
• Museum of Glass and Crystal: The specialty of this museum is that here you can browse through the history of humanity by means of glass. They have more than 3,000 pieces of glass, pictures, furniture, and decorative objects.
• Port of Malaga
• The River chiller is a river which leads you to the Nerja cave. A perfect getaway for a picnic with family, friends, etc. as it has crystal clear water, with some superb waterfalls.

• Malaga is situated at the coastline and has a lot of beaches, Hence it gives you a lot of opportunities where you can indulge in things like paragliding, surfing, or kitesurfing which is something unique here. Apart from that, you have options where you can go rafting or drive a quad or wild dolphins.
• Explore the Caves of Nerja: Apart from some fun, there's some fascinating history that you can discover like underworld heaven. The most significant part of this place is the caves are fully made of natural limestone as well as it's the world’s longest and largest stalactite.
• Party like a local at the Feria de Agosto: Feria de Málaga happens in the month of August and is great if you are a party animal and would want to enjoy one of the best things in Málaga. This is where people from around the world gather especially for this occasion.
• Get wet at the River Chillar
• Try grilled sardines in El Palo
• You can try the local espeto de Sardinas (grilled sardines) or pescaito Frito (fried fish) which is easily found at any of the beach bars and is the most typical dish in Malaga.
• Visit the port especially in the evening, it's really magical as you can see bars, restaurants, shops and ice cream parlors. Here you can spend some quality time or just stroll around all the way.

Everyone would like to carry back something home which reminds of a memorable holiday or a great time spent. In this case, Malaga souvenirs had a lot to offer but let's see list a few important things here:

• Picasso souvenirs: Here almost in every shop you will find something or other related to Picasso.
• Food from Malaga: The locals here produce a list of delicious raisins and olives to Malaga salchichón (sausage) and goat’s cheese, etc.
• Liquid gold: Olive oil again locally produces one of the finest oil.
• Sports strips: If you are a football or a basketball fan then you will find some of the authentic sports stuffs here.
• Ceramics from Malaga: If you looking for some stylish rare and unusual collection of souvenirs you can buy it from here.
• Malaga Wine: And of course how can you forget the hot favorite of Malaga souvenirs which would be incomplete without mentioning Malaga wine. Not just Malaga sweet wine, but whites, reds, rosés and sparkling too.