I asked a serious question about visiting Malaga (Spain) but it was removed. Is Malaga worth visiting?

Question

or is it all beer and fish & chips; is basically what I was asking. Looking for fun trip for kids (12 & 15 yrs) that is also educational. Any info. also on Granada & Madrid, as we're driving from Malaga to Madrid.

Answer 1

my aunt and uncle go all the time with their kids. I hear Majorca is better but my family loves going to Malaga...they even bought a flat there! Have fun!

Answer 2

you know what i think if you think it will be fun go for take the chance if its not what you were looking for  find some place different  place in the area!

Answer 3

I think malaga is pretty fish n chippy yeah, but haven't been for awhile. Madrid must be a great spanish city.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Going to Malaga was fun for me... I highly recommend it...

Answer 6

If u want to visit, then its worth visiting

Answer 7

Go for it! I live 20 mins outside Malaga & it's a great city, the fish & chips are in Torremolinos/Benalmadena, 20 mins down the coast.

Granada is en-route if driving to Madrid, but inland gets exceptionally hot & we're have hotter weather than normal here at the mo!

Have a good trip.

Answer 8

it might not be beer and fish and chips, but it could be lots of paelas and tapas. If you want to stay in a European elite surrounding, for what ever reason. Mainly a stag night, then visit Malaga. If not I would go for a camping holiday in france with your children. I went when I was young and have happy memories. Plenty of kids to play with and plenty of adults for you to talk with, and you can have many free activities. Like film nights, swings, hiking, and swiming. Plus tents are cool. I don't know if they still exsist but we used 'Canvas Holidays' about 5 times!

Answer 9

I am from Malaga, and it is a rather safe place to visit and you can go to Granada from there (but it gets really hot here in summer). Malaga doesn't get so hot for the sea breeze. We also have the best zoo in Europe, with lights at night in a place called Fuengirola (Malaga).