Airbnbs in Malaga

The best accommodation in Malaga

If you love beaches, or love to sleep with the sound of the waves in the background, then your visit to Malaga will be totally worth it. On Holidu we have hundreds of city centre Airbnbs in Malaga, some close to the coast, plus a few that are in areas further away from the coast. If you came for a holiday near the beach, then stay in a villa in Nerja, Pedregalejo, Soho, La Malagueta or La Viña beach, but if you want to be in an urban area or just away from the coast itself then head to Las Niñas, Olletas or Los Casinis.

Comfortable Airbnbs stays in Malaga

If you are looking for comfort in the stay you would like to stay in, with Holidu we assure you that and much more. The affordable Airbnbs in Malaga offer you certain amenities such as a dishwasher in the kitchen, washing machine, air conditioning, internet connection and cable TV. On top of all this, you can take it for granted that your accommodation will come fully furnished, and if you want to find a place to park your car, the Airbnbs in Malaga also sometimes offer parking spaces outside. In case you want something more spacious, villas in Malaga are the best option, whether for friends or family.

Our family-friendly Airbnbs in Malaha offer a variety of options: from beachside accommodation to urban locations in the heart of the city, all of them with a variety of features ideal for your holiday, such as:

• Balcony
• Child-friendly
• Garden
• Terrace
• Pool

Malaga for art lovers

For art connoisseurs, those who see a painting and know how to appreciate and feel it, we have for you the Picasso Museum Malaga, located in the Buenavista Palace in San Agustin street. This museum is one of the two art galleries that were dedicated to the well-known painter Pablo Picasso, this museum happens to be one of excellence, reaching more than 700 000 inhabitants in the year 2019, inside the museum there are 285 works of the painter, which are on display at your disposal to appreciate and observe. Book an Airbnb in Malaga and don't miss this museum, it will be an experience like no other. In other parts of Málaga, such as in Marbella, you'll also find museums and activities for art lovers. Some of the museums and art galleries in Marbella include the Ralli Museum, Yusto/Giner Gallery, and the Gravura Art Gallery. You can rent a villa in Marbella to enjoy this artistic side of Málaga.

Malaga for history lovers

The Alcazaba of Malaga, located in Alcazabilla street, is a palatial fortification dating from the time, this building was built on an ancient fortification that has Phoenician-Punic origin. The price to enter and visit the place is low, and walking through its slopes, walls and arch is an unforgettable experience as if you were travelling back in time. The corners of this fortification are beautiful, and the views are the cherry on the cake, a magnificent landscape of the port and the port with the gardens and buildings in the distance, undoubtedly, a visit you must make. Make sure you find the perfect Airbnb in Malaga for you, so you can enjoy this and other attractions.

1. A beautiful religious building
2. A Roman theatre in Malaga
3. A beautiful and extensive municipal market
4. A castle located on a 130 meter high hill
5. A museum of Spanish art
6. Drown your sorrows in the waters of the Malagueta beach
7. The best wine in Spain

1. A beautiful religious building

The Cathedral of the Incarnation of Malaga is the main cathedral in the city. Located in front of the Bishop's Square, this temple is considered one of the most valuable jewels of the renaissance era in all of Anda Lucia. Inside this beautiful site, you will come across majestic architecture with a renaissance touch on every side, your visit to this place will be unique and incomparable.

2. A Roman theatre in Malaga

The archaeological remains of the ancient Roman theatre of Malaga are a place that you must visit if you get an affordable Airbnbs in Malaga to rent. These vestiges of the past are being well cared for by the staff of the site, which through a guided tour will let you know more about the history that guards this place. In Benalmádena, you will also find an interesting archaeological site called 'El Castillo de Colomares.' Although it's not a Roman theatre, this castle is a unique historical and architectural structure that attracts visitors interested in history and architecture. If you would like to explore it as well, we recommend our apartments in Benalmadena.

3. A beautiful and extensive municipal market

One of the most characteristic places located in Malaga is the Central Market of Atarazanas. The whole building has been designed by the architect Joaquín de Rucoba, this municipal market was built in 1876 and 1879. Inside this market, you will see hundreds of shops where you can buy food, condiments and drinks of all kinds.

4. A castle located on a 130-meter-high hill

The Gibralfaero is a small fortress built on the top of the hill of the same name, at a height of 130 meters, free tours are allowed both inside and around the castle. If you like exploring, we invite you to go to this place quickly, if you don't want to walk all the way up to this place, then you can take the bus that goes to the top of the hill. Don't worry, in any case, you can always get to rest peacefully in your airbnbs in Malaga with a sea view.

5. A museum of Spanish art

The Carmen Thyssen Museum is one of the most iconic and important museums in the whole of Malaga. It was opened in 2011, housing one of the most important collections of Spanish art, including art pieces from the 19th century to the early modern period in the 20th century. The tours throughout the museum are very entertaining.

6. Drown your sorrows in the waters of Malagueta Beach

The perfect place to rest and relax for a few hours, Malagueta Beach is the best in Malaga. Being very spacious 1,200 metres long and 45 metres wide, the beach has soft fine sand and refreshing turquoise waters.

7. The best wine in Spain

If you want a place to satisfy your hunger or quench your thirst, the Bar El Pimpi is a very interesting place. The wines are delicious, in addition to the dishes they serve that are a total delicacy. The bar is located in Granada Street, do not miss this beautiful restaurant whose meals will leave you wanting more. In Mijas, a town on the Costa del Sol in the province of Málaga, Spain, you can also find pleasant places to enjoy food and wine. The villas in Mijas will place you in the best locations to enjoy these types of activities.

Malaga conquers first place in the ranking and can this year call itself the sunniest city in Europe. Here, you will enjoy an average of 280.2 hours of sunshine every month. Sunseekers can enjoy the beaches and pavement cafes all year round in this beautiful Spanish city! But you shouldn't go to Malaga just for the sunshine, its cultural and culinary offerings are also not to be overlooked. From the Pompidou and other world-class museums to colourful festivals like the Feria de Malaga, there is a lot to experience in this city. Discover the full ranking of the sunniest cities in Europe.