If you have already seen the museums in the city center and the old town of Malaga and still want to discover other parts of the city, you can take a bike and cycle along the west coast of Malaga. There you can find more historical places and other museums, for example: the Russian Museum, the Automobile and Fashion Museum and La Termica. Or you could go and enjoy one of the less touristic beaches from Malaga and cycle to the next small city Torremolinos. The sun and the sea will keep you company the whole ride!

Each town has its own typical areas where you can enjoy a great atmosphere and try Malaga's cuisine. The inhabitants have an outdoor lifestyle because of the mild temperatures all year round. For the best food, you should visit the old town centre, the seafront promenade or if you really want some fresh food, visit the Mercado Atarazanas. It won’t get any fresher than this!

Malaga is an old port city that is located in the bay of Malaga. Since thousands of years, the closeness to the sea has defined the lifestyle and customs of the inhabitants of this Mediterranean city. Take a bike and cycle on the coast to the East – there you will find the old fisherman's village El Palo. Get to know the relaxed Spanish way of life and taste some local fish and other delicious seafood.

On the West side of Malaga you find the most important River of Province Malaga. In the mouth of the river you can enter to a wonderful Natural Park what also is an important place for the migration of birds. You can cycle inside the park, enjoy the sea views and observe the birds. Also you will get the opportunity to visit some less crowded beaches during the summer time.

Malaga is surrounded by lots of mountains. You can get there really easy after leaving the city center and there you will find pine forests, streams, lakes and other beautiful places like the Botanical Garden of Malaga, which is located in the North of the city. You can get there easily with an e-bike. So what are you waiting for? Go and enjoy all this beauty!

Malaga's city beaches are very accessible, and, being so close to the city centre, they have a wide range of services to offer. The best option to get from one beach to another one is rent a bike – the Malaga coast is entirely flat and you can easily get to all of Malaga's beaches with a normal city bike. A piece of advice: don't leave without tasting the famous espeto de sardines, a local specialty, in one of the beach bars.

Art lovers will find plenty to discover in the Costa del Sol. Museums such as the famous Picasso Museum, the Malaga Pompidou Center and the Russian State Museum are the museums that simply cannot be missed. Also you can find some special Malaguenian museums in which you can discover the art and culture of Malaga. And for sure, the most comfortable way to move easily inside the city center is by bike!