Málaga – located in the Spain in the Comunidad Autónoma de Andalucía – lies on the Costa del Sol of the Mediterranean Sea.
La Catedral de Málaga
One of the most recognisable landmarks of Malaga, the Cathedral stands in the historical centre of the city. The beginning of its construction dates back to the 16th century, upon grounds that were once part of the Moorish quarters.
La Alcazaba de Málaga
This Moorish fortified and ornamental gardens are one of the most important traces of the Moorish domination of the area. From here, it is possible to access several panoramic viewpoints of the city and discover the architectural devices the Moors used to protect their fortress.
El Ojo Fenicio
The Phoenician Eye is an ancient symbol commonly found painted on the jábegas, traditional net fishing boats of the region. According to the legends, the Eye is meant to fend off evil forces and marine monsters during sea crossings.
El Cenachero Allá van sus pescadores con los oscuros bombachos Columpiando los cenachos con los brazos cimbradores. Del pregón a los clamores hinchan las venas del cuello: Y en cada pescado bello se ve una escama distinta, en cada escama una tinta y en cada tinta un destello. Salvador Rueda
