In the past ten years the city of Malaga has spent €100 million on the development of the arts, with additional spending on tourism infrastructure. With more than 30 museums, the city is rising in prominence as a world class destination for cultural enthusiasts of all sorts. It is only fitting that Malaga, the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, should have a lasting artistic legacy, and while its decade long investment in culture may have much to do with the boom in visitor numbers across the same period, there are many other new reasons for excitement.
5 New Reasons to Visit Malaga, Spain
In the past ten years the city of Malaga has spent €100 million on the development of the arts, with additional spending on tourism infrastructure.
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By Alan Hazel
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