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Make the Spanish city of Malaga one of your stops on your Spanish Riviera cruise with Destination Oceans. This lively city on the coast about 80 miles (129km) southeast of Seville, is the gateway to Spain's popular Costa del Sol holiday resort region. The city was also the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, and features several galleries displaying his work. Most notable is the 16th-century Museum of Fine Arts, alongside the Cathedral. Picasso's birthplace in Plaza Merced is open to the public and showcases his life and works. Like most Andalusian cities Malaga has Moorish roots, and its illustrious past has left an imprint on the historic centre, particularly around the fortress of La Alcazaba, dating from 1065, which is now an archaeological museum. The Moorish castle nearby is now a state hotel. The city's famous botanical garden sited on the Calle Alameda, dates from the days when Malaga was a popular winter resort for the rich and famous, and is also worth a visit. This locale is an excellent choice for travelers who want to see more of the Spanish country during their Mediterranean cruise. With Destination Oceans you can personalize your trip to the minutest details. Ask our certified cruise specialists how to make the most of your Spanish Riviera cruise by booking special shore excursions, car rentals, extensions and much more. With Destination Oceans, your Mediterranean cruise of Italy will truly be Your Vacation, Your Way! |
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