The Plaza de San Nicolas, at highest point of Albaicín, is famous for its magnificent view of Moorish Palace.

Sacromonte Hill, which overlooks city from north, is famous for its cave dwellings, once home to a large gypsy community. Here, you can find some of best flamenco shows in Andalucia.

Perhaps most important Christian monument of Granada is Cathedral. Built in 1523, Queen Isabel and King Ferdinand are buried there in Royal Chapel.

Among museums well-worth visiting are Art Museum in Palacio de Carlos V at Alhambra, Alhambra Museum, Cathedral Museum, Archaeological Museum and Science Museum.

If children become a little bored with sightseeing, they will just love activities available in nearby Sierra Nevada ski resort or beautiful beaches not too far away. And so will you!

So ... come visit Granada and have time of your lives!

Other prominent churches in old town of Málaga include Santiago (15th-18th centuries), los Mártires, Sagroado Corazón, and Santo Cristo de la Salud.

Málaga is also birthplace of celebrated Spanish painter Pablo Picasso and there are several galleries showing his wonderful work.

In 1983, his birthplace was declared an historic-artistic monument and, in 1991, it became headquarters of Picasso Foundation.

A charming and interesting city in its own right, you also have all fantastic beaches of ever-popular Costa del Sol close at hand.

Málaga certainly offers a fine mix so come and make most of it!