The largest city in Andalusia, a rich port, a cosmopolitan center amidst the idyllic countryside of Spain's southern region: Málaga is a bit of everything and quite a lot more. Take a look at the resources we have made available for you to discover the most delightful secrets of the city even before you have arrived and make the most of your visit.
If you plan to drive from any point in Spain to Malaga, take heart. The highways are well-developed and affords great views of the coast. From Barcelona, use the E15/A7 motorway, which runs along the eastern seacoast. From Madrid, you can take the E5. If you are driving from the south of Portugal in the west, use the N331 and the A-92 motorway, which crosses the Andalusian Region and is connected to the highways from northern Spain. When driving, take special care and be always on the look-out – Spanish drivers have a certain fame for being high-speed road fiends that may pose a danger to unsuspecting motorists. 
