Malaga is perhaps best known as the place to land when visiting southern Spain. Many people arrive at the airport and then drive to their destination in the mountains or along the coast. However, Malaga is a city worth spending a few days exploring and learning the extensive amount of history behind it.
Zip around the city on Segways!
Now this isn't for little kids, but if they meet the height and weight requirements you are good to go. There are several segway tours around the city, but we highly recommend the Segway Malaga Experience along the Port. Read more about Wagoner Abroad's experience with riding Segways in Malaga.
Explore the Gibralfaro Castle (Castillo Gibralfaro)
This castle, built-in the fourteenth century to house the troops and protect the Alcazaba, is one of the most popular monuments of Malaga. Here you can walk the walls with stunning views of Malaga and the port below or enter Interpretation Center to learn the history. You should be able to see the Malaga bull ring from above as well.
