Málaga

Málaga is a city located in southern Spain, Andalusia, on the Mediterranean Sun Coast, and is also the second largest port in Spain. At the end of a series of undulating mountains 'Los Montes', between the gentle mountain skirts and the sea, Málaga stands out. This is a historic world city, the capital and heart of the Sun Coast (Costa del Sol), and its rapid economic development has naturally earned it the title of 'Capital of Southern Europe'. This Málaga, once crowned as a 'heavenly city' by Nobel laureate in literature, Alessandrei, has now become a hotspot for tourism and an international transportation hub, and is also the economic leader of Andalusia. Málaga is located on the southern coast of Spain, is the second largest Mediterranean port in Spain, with an average annual temperature of 23 degrees, and a pleasant climate. This small city with a population of 600,000 has created a friendly and warm learning environment. If you are interested in learning about the most famous place in Spain - Andalusia, Málaga is the most suitable place. It is quite close to those most famous cities in Andalusia, such as Marbella, Granada, Seville, Cordoba. Málaga is the hometown of Picasso, where he lived until he was ten years old and spent most of his childhood. His former residence is now open as a museum. Picasso once said: Those who have not experienced the sun in Málaga cannot create cubist painting art. Indeed, the sky on the Sun Coast of Málaga is a cobalt blue with a shiny silk feel, and the calm Mediterranean sea surface also shows a heavy gray-blue color when the weather is clear, which is very charming. Occasionally in winter, there will be a few days when the top of the mountain will wear a white crown of snow, which is an exceptionally beautiful moment.