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Like in other Spanish towns and cities, many shops and supermarkets are closed in Málaga on Sundays. As it is a popular tourist destination, you will find some shops in the city centre and the port open even on weekends. Still, your choice will be somewhat limited, so it is better to devote Sundays to sightseeing or exploring flea markets.

This art institution is the first Spanish branch of the famous French Pompidou art centre. Its building, crowned by the large and colourful glass cube, can be easily spotted near the city’s port. The collection consists of more than 90 art works from the 20th-21th centuries. List of the artists includes Francis Bacon, Pablo Picasso, Jean Tinguely, Kees Van Dongen, Antoni Tàpies and others. The fans of modern art will have a good time here!

Málaga churches and cathedrals aren’t just tourist attractions but places of worship. Despite how weather wandering into one of them in a swimsuit or otherwise revealing large portions of your body is offensive. At least, you should carry a lightweight scarf with you to add something to your closing if that’s required.