2025 Coin Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

#September2025 The Museo de Málaga, located in southern Spain, is a treasure trove combining archaeology and fine arts. The moment you step inside this historic building, you're immediately struck by its unique modernity and architectural aesthetic. The exhibits range from prehistoric times to the end of Moorish rule, and the diverse artworks are a feast for the eyes of art lovers. Even better, admission is very affordable, and EU citizens can even enter for free. Just remember to bring your ID! The museum's circulation is very user-friendly. Despite its age, it has an elevator and restrooms, making it very convenient. One of my favorite experiences was relaxing on the second-floor outdoor balcony, which overlooks the interior terrace. The view is so stunning that you won't want to leave. The staff were incredibly friendly and made the entire visit truly enjoyable. I enjoyed pausing to peruse each exhibit, and before I knew it, I spent a full three hours! Highly recommended for families or solo travelers. The museum is spacious, with a beautiful central garden. I particularly enjoyed the art exhibits on the first floor, which showcase the development of Spanish art and provide a deeper understanding of local art. The archaeology exhibit on the second floor is equally fascinating. Besides covering the region's history and the impact of its inhabitants, I also found archaeological finds from the botanical gardens. These artifacts come from an influential family, and seeing their original collection firsthand was truly captivating.

✨ Best Experience: Discovered Barranco Blanco near Coín, South of Spain. A hidden paradise with crystal-clear waters and stunning nature. Perfect for a refreshing dip after a scenic hike! 🌾 Nature at Its Best: Surrounded by rugged rocks, wildflowers, and clear streams—it’s peaceful and unspoiled. 🏊♀️ Refreshing Dip: The water? So clean and cool. Perfect after the walk down! 📸 Picture-Perfect Spots: Every corner looks like something out of a postcard. Crystal-clear water, wildflowers, and rocky cliffs all around. 💡 Pro Tips: Getting There: It’s quite remote! We took a taxi, but if you’re driving, expect rough roads. Footwear: Trainers or sturdy shoes are a must—trail is a bit rocky. Pack Essentials: No shops nearby, so bring water, snacks, and sunscreen. Best Time: Mornings are cooler and less crowded. #BarrancoBlanco #HiddenGem #SpainTravel #NatureEscape #ExploreSpain #OffTheBeatenPath #CoinAdventures #SecretSpots #WildSwimming #TripMoments #malaga #DiscoverMalaga #travel #coin #

#celebrateit Museo de Málaga 📍Address: Plaza de la Aduana, Distrito Centro, 29015 Málaga, Spain A low-key museum with a huge collection of archeological finds and artwork, which is also how the museum is logically organized into sections. After visiting the national archaeology museum in Madrid, I’ve come to realise that archeology is the tradition of Spain. Probably the whole of Spain take archaeology seriously and present their work in a similar stylish modern manner to evoke more interest, because Malaga museum did it the similar way like Madrid does, except for some differences in architectural ornamentation. I can imagine, had I been here during my teenagehood, I’d be fascinated by the history of human a lot more than I was. And what makes it even more remarkable is the cost: 💰Admission is free to all EU citizens, and symbolic (1.5€) other nationals. BUT bear in mind they only do cash payment.

Andalucia Tour ~ Malaga The long awaited museum in the city of Malaga. It is located in a historic building that was used for different purposes over the years, the main use being the customs house for the city's port. The restoration of the building has successfully accommodated different archaeological and pictorial collections from modern times. Everything was impressive, but our favorite was the Arts District. Huge paintings and smaller paintings, but all with unique details. We were pleasantly surprised when requested entry and told it was free and well worth a visit. #NovemberDestinations2024 #SpainTravel #Andalucia #Malaga #ArtExhibition #HistoricalMuseum #RevitalizeHistoricBuildings

Was in Spain and one night we had lightening got some amazing photos then clear skys the next day#spain