Detailed Map of Malaga, Spain

Malaga, Spain (36.7194, -4.4200)

Malaga is a prominent city located on the southern coast of Spain, specifically in the autonomous community of Andalusia, with geographical coordinates of 36.7194° N latitude and -4.4200° W longitude. It has a rich history that dates back over 2,800 years, making it one of the oldest cities in the world, having been founded by the Phoenicians. As the capital of the province of Malaga, the city has a population of approximately 578,000 residents, contributing to its status as a key urban center in southern Spain. The economy of Malaga is largely driven by tourism, agriculture, and technology, with the city being a popular destination for visitors drawn to its beaches, cultural heritage, and gastronomy. Transportation infrastructure in Malaga includes a well-connected network of roads, a high-speed train service linking it to Madrid and other major cities, and an international airport that facilitates travel across Europe and beyond. Major attractions include the Alcazaba, a well-preserved Moorish fortress, and the Picasso Museum, dedicated to the city's most famous native son. The neighborhoods in Malaga range from the historic old town, filled with charming streets and vibrant squares, to modern residential areas, reflecting the city’s diverse character and lifestyle.